Abuja Investments Celebrates At 30, Honours Tamuno, First Female GMD

Posted on April 12, 2025

The Abuja Investments Company Limited marked a significant milestone last Thursday as it celebrated 30 years of establishment.

The company, an investment arm of FCTA, also celebrated its first ever female Group Managing Director, Ambassador Maureen Tamuno.

At an event held at the Company’s headquarters in Abuja, the occasion also commemorated one year in office of Amb. Tamuno’s stewardship.

Staff who spoke at the event noted that it was a trailblazing achievement that highlights the company’s commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in leadership roles.

According to them, her appointment not only showcases her exceptional leadership skills and expertise but also paves the way for future generations of women to take on prominent roles in the company’s leadership.

The celebration, they explained, underscores the company’s dedication to recognizing and empowering talented individuals, regardless of gender, and its efforts to create a more inclusive and equitable work environment.

Tagged ‘A legacy of smart investments,’ the gathering brought together stakeholders, investors, and industry leaders to celebrate the AICL’s achievements and milestones, while also highlighting the company’s commitment to making smart, impactful investments that drive growth and development in the region.

In his remarks, the Chief Investment Officer of AICL, Abiodun Akanbi expressed gratitude to Ambassador Tamuno for her exceptional leadership and vision, which have been instrumental in shaping the company’s investment strategies and driving its growth and success.

He also commended the company’s team for their hard work and dedication to delivering smart investments that benefit the community and stakeholders.

He highlighted her achievements in the last one year in office to include spearheading the successful implementation of the AICL Group structure after 12 years of pending approval without implementation.

According to him, this integration improved operational efficiencies and fostered stronger collaboration across all business units.

Others are payment of dividends by AICL subsidiaries, reflecting the financial health of the group and reinforcing its long-term sustainability; enhanced staff welfare with increase in staff salaries after 10 years of stagnation; first CEO to visit the designated Abuja Film Village land in Kusaki-yanga district Kuje; commissioning of Utako Farmer’s Market, Kugbo International Market, Guzape Mall; redevelopment of Wuse Market; paying revenue to stakeholders for the first time in three decades; discontinuance of lawsuits with no new lawsuits recorded in six months among others.

His words: “Under the visionary leadership of Ambassador Maureen Tamuno, Abuja Investments Company Limited (AICL) has made significant strides across various sectors, from operational efficiency and technological innovation to community development and financial growth. These short -term achievements demonstrate AICL’s commitment to becoming a leading force in infrastructure, technology, and agriculture”.

On his part, President of Staff Union, Isah Bawa applauded the GMD’s leadership skills, vision, and dedication to the company’s growth and development.

While lauding her efforts in promoting a positive work environment and fostering a sense of unity among staff members, he expressed optimism that her leadership would continue to yield positive outcomes for the company and its stakeholders.

Bawa who doubles as the company’s Head of Marketing, commended the Managing Director for her innovative marketing strategies and effective leadership, which have contributed significantly to the firm’s increased visibility and reputation in the industry.

Responding, Ambassador Tamuno expressed her gratitude to the company’s management, staff, and stakeholders for the warm reception and celebration, saying it was a testament to the team’s hard work and dedication.

She also acknowledged the support of her principal and FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike.

She pledged to continue working tirelessly to drive the company’s growth and success, while also promoting a culture of excellence and innovation.

“It’s been 30 years of progress, 30 years of transformation, 30 years of wealth creation, 30 years of infrastructural development, 30 years of diversification, 30 years of building a very unique brand, a brand that will be sustainable, a brand that will stand the test of time for the future generation, a brand that is ready and open for public private partnership, a brand that is dedicated to ensuring that your wealth is sustained, that your wealth is secured, and of course, your wealth is the one that will grow,” she said.

The event’s highlight was the presentation of awards to outstanding staff members who demonstrated exceptional performance, as well as the recognition of employees who have served the company for an extended period with long-service awards

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