Inside NCC | Meet the new telecoms watchdogs of Nigeria - Technology Times

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is the influential watchdog that regulates the Nigerian telecoms industry. Within the walls of NCC heaquarted in Abuja, the nation’s seat of power is an elaborate organisational structure of departments and employees that report either directly or indirectly to Professor Umar Danbatta, the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the regulatory agency of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The Board of Commissioners often called “The Board” of which the EVC and the two Executive Commissioners are members, comprised people picked by the President of Nigeria from different parts of Nigeria and vested with the governance and oversight functions over all of the regulatory activities of NCC. The Board’s influential and overarching oversight covers NCC’s structure of 20 Departments, including 4 Departments under the Human Capital & Infrastructure Group in an agency that touches virtually every sector of Nigeria’s economy. Danbatta, the EVC, who doubles as CEO at NCC, directly oversees 10 Departments, including the Human Capital & Infrastructure Group at the telecoms regulatory agency. The telecoms regulatory chief has to shoulder the burden of ensuring that operators on his watch deliver good customer experience 149,249,510 phone subscribers and 90,124,428 (the official telecoms market data for April 20017) spread across Nigeria. [caption id="attachment_37895" align="alignleft" width="900"] Professor Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman of NCC[/caption] The telecoms regulatory chief has to shoulder the burden of ensuring that operators on his watch deliver good customer experience 149,249,510 phone subscribers and 90,124,428 (the official telecoms market data for April 20017) spread across Nigeria. The NCC EVC’s role has him overseeing an agency carrying overseeing several hundreds of licensed telecoms operators and other value providers along the value chain of the telecoms ecosystem and millions of subscribers to voice, data and allied services across the nook and cranny of Nigeria. Within the organisational layer, an old timer in NCC, Engineer Ubale Ahmed Maska, who is the Executive Commissioner - Technical Services (ECTS), directly supervises the departments charged with the oversight of technical standards, spectrum and engineering issues governing the broad spectrum of the Nigerian telecoms industry. On his part, a relative new entrant into NCC, Mr. Sunday Akin Dare, is the Executive Commissioner (Stakeholder Management) Executive Commissioner - Stakeholder Management (ECSM) and is responsible to directly supervise the departments charged with addressing the needs of telecommunications industry stakeholders including vendors, service providers and consumers. However, within the NCC Board sits Danbatta, the agency’s current EVC and other insiders and appointees who steer the regulatory tide that shape and define the telecoms investment environment and industry in general. Who are the men on the NCC Board? Technology Times profiles them below: Biodata | Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye mni, JP , Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye was nominated Chairman of Nigerian Communications Commission by President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, on August 2, 2016, and confirmed by the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on November 17th, 2016. Born in Ojowo, Ijebu-Igbo, in Ogun State, to the family of the late Olisa of Ijebu-Igbo; Chief Benjamin Osibanjo Durojaiye, Olabiyi Durojaiye attended Ojowo United Primary School and Molusi College, Ijebu-Igbo, before proceeding to obtain a University of London degree (BSc.) in Economics in 1960, and then an LLB in 1976, also from the University of London, while working in Nigeria. Otunba Durojaiye then took and passed the B.L. (Barrister at Law) Examination at the Nigeria Law School in Lagos in 1979. He then proceeded to the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) Kuru, Plateau State, the premier leadership training institute in Nigeria, as a member of the foundation Senior Executive Course (No. 1), obtaining the mni in 1980. [caption id="attachment_57626" align="alignright" width="2142"] Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye mni, JP, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC)[/caption] Senator Durojaiye's professional career began immediately after leaving Molusi College, starting at the Federal Lands Registry in Lagos in 1954 before going on to the defunct Western Region Public Service in Ibadan, Oyo State in 1957. His twenty three year career at the Central Bank of Nigeria began in 1961 wherein he served in such key positions as Research Officer, Manager Staff Matters, Deputy Exchange Controller, Secretary to the Board and eight years as the Director of Administration by 1984. It was then that Otunba Durojaiye was appointed Executive Director (Finance and Commercial) at the Nigeria Security Printing and Minting Company (the Mint) on secondment from the Central Bank by the Buhari/Idiagbon military administration where he played a key role in the new Mint Board's first task in effecting the change of the colours of the Naira note. While a Director of the Central Bank, Durojaiye served on the Boards of the Nigerian Industrial Development Bank (NIDB) and of the Federal Mortgage Bank. He was also the National Treasurer for seven years and President of Alumni Association of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies from 1988 to 1990. He has also attended numerous professional courses; including courses with the IMF (International Monetary Fund), the Federal Reserve System in the USA and the London City University Business School Course for Senior Bankers and Financial Executives. Senator Durojaiye voluntarily retired from public service in 1989, joining the Law Chambers of Chief Rotimi Williams CFR, SAN as a legal practitioner, from which he resigned to contest the botched 1991 - 1992 Presidential election primaries on the platform of the SDP (Social Democratic Party). Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye's political experience and activities includes his election as a member of the Constituent Assembly charged with reviewing the Draft Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1988/89) as the representative of the Ijebu-North Federal Constituency. He subsequently served as Chairman of the Registration Committee of the PSP (People Solidarity Party) under the political transtion programme instituted by the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida. From 1993 to 1999, Olabiyi Durojaiye was an active member of Afenifere and the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO) that successfully fought for the end of military rule in Nigeria, which resulted in his imprisonment under solitary confinement from 3rd December, 1996 to 16th June 1998 (560 days) by the military government of the late General Sani Abacha. Following his release upon the end of the General Abacha regime, Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye contested and won the Ogun East Senatorial seat in the Senate, serving from 1999 to 2003, where he was Chairman of the Establishment and Public Service Committee. Today, Senator Durojaiye is an elected member of the Board of Trustees of the All Progressives Congress (APC), representing Ogun State in the Party’s Convention of 2014. Otunba Durojaiye was conferred upon the legal status of Notary Public in April 1994, and is the head of the eponymous Law Chambers of Durojaiye & Co. Legal Practitioners and Notary Public in Ikeja, Lagos. Over the course of his storied career, Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye has had the opportunity to travel to all 36 States of Nigeria, over forty other nations in and out of Africa. His publications include; Nigeria Tomorrow: My Vision and Mission - February, 1992. The Road to Freedom: An Account of the Struggle for Democracy and My Memoirs at 70 - February, 2003 Guided by His Hands: An Autobiography to Mark My 80th Birthday - February, 2013. Otunba Olabiyi Durojaiye was a member of the Parish Council (now Standing Committee) and President of the Christian Morning Star Society of St. Matthew’s Church (now the Cathedral) Ojowo, Ijebu-Igbo since 1985. He was happily married to the former Miss Olufunso Olubanjo for 50 years (9th April, 1959 – 7th June, 2009) when she peacefully transited to the great beyond. Their marriage was blessed with two sons, four daughters and many grand children. Senator Olabiyi Durojaiye was nominated Chairman of Nigerian Communications Commission by President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, on August 2, 2016, and confirmed by the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on November 17th, 2016. BIODATA | Professor Umar Garba Danbatta is the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Office (EVC/CEO) of the NCC. [caption id="attachment_32224" align="alignleft" width="480"] Professor Umar Danbatta, Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission[/caption] Born in Danbatta Local Government Council of Kano State, Prof. Danbatta obtained his BEng, MSc degrees from the Technical University of Wroclaw in Poland and his PhD from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) UK respectively. He has served as a lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Technology of Bayero University Kano for 28 years, where he taught courses in telecommunications engineering and electronics and held academic positions of Dean of the Faculty and Head of Department at different times. His main administrative responsibilities, in the university, included Deputy and Acting Dean of Students’ Affairs, Administrator of the Works Department and later, Director of the Centre for Information Technology (CIT). He was also a member of over 60 University committees and task forces, including numerous stints as Chairman. In administrative and other responsibilities outside the university, he has served on over 20 committees, prominent among which was his Chairmanship of the Implementation Committee of Kano State University of Science & Technology, after which he became its pioneer Deputy and Acting Vice-Chancellor when it took off in 2001. Prof. Danbatta has supervised more than 60 PhD, MEng and BEng projects in diverse areas of telecommunications and has also served as external examiner to seven universities and polytechnics and is an assessor, technical reviewer and editorial member to eight research journals. He has to his credit more than 50 articles in journals, conference proceedings and technical reports. He is also the author of a six-chapter, 167-page book titled Elements of Static Engineering Electromagnetics. He is a recipient of 18 distinguished awards and certificates of honour. Prof. Danbatta has served two terms of five years as a Member of Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), and is also a COREN registered engineer and member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE). He was the Vice President of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), International Centre for Advanced Communications Studies, which was established in the year 2004 by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to build capacity for the Nigerian/African telecom industry in the diverse areas of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). While at DBI he has developed expertise in the following major areas of ICT implementation, policy and regulation: Regulation of the Telecommunications Sector of the Nigerian Economy; Competition, Interconnection and Price Regulations in a Developing Economy; Issues concerning Authorization of Telecommunications Services in a Developing Economy; Strategies for ensuring Universal Access and Service to Telecommunications Services; Strategies towards Effective Spectrum Management in a Developing Economy; Issues on Institutional and Legal Framework for Effective Regulation of Telecommunications Services; and New and Emerging Technologies and Impact on Regulation of the Telecommunications Sector of a Developing Economy. Until his appointment as the EVC, Prof. Danbatta, who recently served as a member of the Implementation Committee of the Northwest University Kano, served as the Acting Vice-Chancellor of the Kano University of Science & Technology, Wudil. BIODATA | Engr. Ubale Ahmed Shehu Maska is the Executive Commissioner (Technical Services) of the Nigerian Communications Commission. Engr. Ubale Ahmed Shehu Maska is the Executive Commissioner (Technical Services) of the Nigerian Communications Commission. Following his graduation with a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) - Electrical from the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria in 1982, Eng. Ubale Maska proceeded to Rivers State University of Science and Technology in Port Harcourt where he served as a teaching and laboratory assistant in the Electrical Engineering Department as his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) primary assignment. [caption id="attachment_57628" align="alignleft" width="2142"] Engineer Ubale Ahmed Shehu Maska is the Executive Commissioner (Technical Services) of the NCC.[/caption] He returned to ABU afterwards in 1983 as a Graduate Assistant in the Department of Electrical Engineering in 1983, and was later promoted to Assistant Lecturer in 1986. During this period, he pursued and obtained a Master’s Degree (MSc.) in Electronics and Telecommunications from his alma mater. Engr. Maska joined the National Universities Commission (NUC) in 1989, leaving in 1997 as Head of Hardware & Networking Division after also having served as Head of the System Administration Team of the NUC’s computer network, and representing the NUC on the steering committee of the Nigerian Internet Group (NIG). While at the NUC, Engr. Maska obtained his second Master's Degree, this time in Software Systems Engineering from the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, gaining experience in the design and deployment of automatic control systems as part of the Master's programme in Lunen, Germany. His education continued following his return from the University of Sheffield with training courses in systems integration and structured cabling, which took him to TNSI (Canada), MIPD (USA) and several other institutions. Engr. Maska next joined the Petroleum Equalization Fund (Management) Board (PEFB) as Manager in charge of its Management Information System (MIS) in May, 1997, where he spearheaded the development of various software packages to meet the needs of all arms of the fund and the training of more than half the workforce of the PEFB in basic computing skills. He also led the planning of the PEFB's computerization project for deploying Local Area Networks (LANs) in the Fund's Abuja and Lagos offices and other smaller installations in 22 NNPC depots across the country and connecting all networks together into a Wide Area Network (WAN) via satellite. Following his stint at the PEFB, Engr. Maska moved to the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) in October 1999 as a Deputy General Manager in charge of Information Technology where he was responsible for all computing facilities and the LAN deployment and networking of the NSITF's Northern offices. In 2001, Engr. Ubale Maska joined the Nigerian Communications Commission as a Deputy Director (Engineering Directorate - now Spectrum Administration Department). He was part of the team that pioneered the Spectrum Administration procedures and processes in respect of commercial Spectrum in Nigeria and the creation of a Spectrum Pricing Structure for the nation. He was also a member of the team responsible for the initial automation of Frequency Management Records, the establishment of the initial National Frequency Allocation Table in accordance with the ITU's recommendations and participated in the resolution of several frequency interference issues. Notably, he represented the NCC at the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) – World Radio Conference (WRC), 2003 He then moved to the Technical Research & Standards Directorate where he participated in the preparatory meetings of the ITU – World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (WTSA), 2008. He was then appointed Head of Cyber Security in the newly created New Media & Information Security Department, where he initiated the process of establishing the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) for Nigeria, and also initiated collaborative relationships with numerous International bodies, most notably the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Cyber Security issues. Engr. Maska was then posted to head the Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Department in 2011, where he spearheaded the formation of the Industry Working Group on Multiple Taxation/Regulation in Nigeria, and was promoted Director of the Department in 2012. Engr. Ubale A. S. Maska is a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers and is happily married with children. BIODATA | Mr. Sunday Akin Dare is the Executive Commissioner (Stakeholder Management) of the NCC Until his appointment, he was the Convener of the Social Media Clinic (SMC), a Media/Information Technology (New Media) initiative committed to educating private citizens on IT development and also in the use of telecommunication as an information tool and creating awareness on how to responsibly use the platform provided by advancements in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). He combined this role with being the Chief of Staff / Special Adviser (Media) to former Lagos State Governor, Ahmed Bola Tinubu. [caption id="attachment_57629" align="alignleft" width="2142"] Mr. Sunday Akin Dare is the Executive Commissioner (Stakeholder Management) of the NCC[/caption] He graduated with a Bachelor of Science (BSc.) in International Studies from Ahmadu Bello University in 1991. He then proceeded to obtain a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the University of Jos. He was a Freedom Forum Fellow and Visiting Scholar, School of Journalism - New York University (NYU) in 1998. He later proceeded to Harvard University under the prestigious Harvard Nieman Journalism Fellowship between 2000 and 2001 where he studied Media and Public Policy. In 2011 he won the Reuters Foundation Journalism Research Fellowship, University of Oxford, UK where he researched "New Media and Citizen Journalism in Africa – A Case Study: Using New Media Tools and Citizen Journalism to Investigate Corruption in Nigeria." Mr. Dare has decades of multimedia journalism experience spanning about 25 years (1991 and 2016) when he was nominated as Executive Commissioner. He was the Chief, Hausa Service, African Division, Voice of America (VOA) in Washington, DC from 2001 to 2009, where, apart from directing the production of radio and online broadcast news and programs daily, he designed and implemented the adoption of new IT and Telecoms tools for international radio news-gathering and information dissemination to boost audience size and expand reach. He supervised the work of eleven (11) International Radio Broadcast Journalists based in Washington DC alongside 24 reporters/stringers based in West Africa for VOA. He was a founding member of the Nigerian weekly magazines The News and Tempo in the heady days of the military, where he served as Editor, Tempo magazine and pioneer Online Editor/General. He had been reporter/columnist with several international publications such as The Nation magazine in New York and a production editor/writer with the European funded Fourth Estate magazine during the struggle against military dictatorship in Nigeria. In 2009, he became Senior Special Assistant (Media) / Chief of Staff to the Minister of Information and Communications during which he guided decisions on all media and communications related matters, government information dissemination and media policies under the purview of the Ministry. He was at this time assigned to oversee aspects of the operations of the NCC and brief the Minister of Information and Communications on issues, challenges and opportunities in Nigeria's emerging telecommunications market. He also participated in strategic meetings between the office of the Minister, Information and Communications and the NCC leadership at that time, including being a member of the Minister's advisory team on the sale of the 2.3GHz spectrum frequency. Mr. Dare is a recipient of many awards and has been recognized internationally, including being identified as one of the 50 Leading Nigerians in North America 2010 in commemoration of Nigeria's 50th Anniversary. He also won the Voice of America Meritorious Honor Award 2009 in recognition of his skillful leadership and outstanding performance; and he also bagged a Committee to Protect Journalists Citation in 2000 by the New York based organization in acknowledgement of his courage as a journalist. His published works include; Making A Killing - The Business of War (Public Integrity Books, Washington DC - March 2003), which won the Sigma Delta Chi International investigative award; Guerrilla Journalism: Dispatches From The Underground (Xlibris Corporation, USA. - March 2007); We Are All Journalists - Africa In The Age Of Social Media (Oxford University Press, UK - 2011) the product of Mr. Dare's research at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Oxford University; and Datelines - A Journalists' Narrative (May 2016). Ongoing works include; Butting Heads - Traditional Media Versus Social Media - Who Blinks First and Marriage that Works - The Convergence of Telecoms & ICT. He is a member and associate of several professional bodies including the US based International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) the Investigative Workshop, American University and a former Knight Fellow, International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), Washington DC. BIODATA | Senator Ifeanyi Godwin Araraume is a Commissioner / Member of the Board of the NCC. Senator Araraume was born to the Late Mr. Marcus Araraume and Mrs. Adaezi Grace Araraume (Nee Anyiam) at Isiebu, Umuduru in Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. He began his educational career at the Saint Christopher Primary School, Umuluwe, Ajirija in Isiala Mbano, Imo State. [caption id="attachment_57630" align="alignleft" width="2142"] Senator Ifeanyi Godwin Araraume is a Commissioner / Member of the Board of the NCC[/caption] At the successful completion of his primary school education, he enrolled at the Sapele Technical College, now in Delta State, Nigeria. He later proceeded to the prestigious Dick Tiger Memorial Secondary School, Amaigbo in Nwangele Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria where he successfully completed his Secondary School education. After the completion of his Secondary School education, he proceeded to the Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, United States of America where he bagged a Bachelor of Science (B.SC) Degree in Business Administration. He later obtained a Masters Science Degree (M.SC) in International Relations from the University of Benin, Nigeria. After his acquisition of an appreciable education, Senator Araraume went into private business and became a key player in that sector. He is an employer of labour with interests in Real Estate, Insurance, Retail, Trade and Construction. He is the Chairman of Exclusive Stores Limited, Climax Insurance Brokers Ltd, Harmony Properties Limited and a one-time Director, defunct Inland Bank Plc (now part of FCMB) among others. Senator Araruame is a member of the following professional bodies: Institute of Chartered Insurance, London Benin Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM). In the realm of politics, Senator Araraume’s storied career includes being the pioneer State Chairman of the defunct All Peoples Party (APP); later ANPP in Imo State (1998 – 1999) State Treasurer, Liberal Convention in old Imo State (1988 – 1989) Member, National Finance Committee of the National Republican Convention (NRC) from 1990 to 1993, and Chairman, NRC Presidential Primaries for Kwara and Delta States. He was elected to the Senate in 1999 and was re-elected in 2003. While in the Senate, he was the Chairman, Senate Committee on Power and Steel and the Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Culture and Tourism. He also served as the Vice Chairman of the Senate committee on the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and as Chairman, Public Hearing Committee for South-West zone on amendments to the 1999 Constitution. He was also the Chairman of the Southern Senators'; Forum, and a member of the National Assembly Joint Constitution Review Committee (JCRC) and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Debts. Senator Araraume is currently a member of the All Progressive Congress Party (APC). In recognition of his accomplishments in business and politics, Senator Ifeanyi Araraume is a recipient of the following merit awards: Fellow, Institute of Sales Management of Nigeria (FNISM), and Fellow Institute of Corporate Administration (FICA) etc. In addition, he has received the Justice of Peace and Best Serving Senator from the South-East Award (2003-2007) by Encomium Magazine. Through his membership in the Ikoyi Club Lagos, Benin Country Club, IBB Golf Club, Patron Orlu Country Club and as Chairman of the Araraume Destiny Foundation, Senator Araraume has had a remarkable impact on sports and other social activities in the nation. A man of many parts, Senator Araraume is the Life Patron of the Catholic Men’s Organization, Okigwe Diocese in Imo State and a Knight of Saint John International. He also holds the following traditional titles: Ugwumba Okigwe Chinyereugo of Amandugba, Orlu Ohamadike of Ngor-Okpala Ugwumba Mbano A good family man with children, Senator Ifeanyi Godwin Araraume is married to Lolo Gladys Araraume, a lawyer. BIODATA | Mr. Clement Omeiza Baiye is a Commissioner / Member of the Board of the NCC. A native of Okene, Kogi State, Mr. Clement Baiye proceeded to the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria after successfully completing his primary and secondary education, where he obtained a B.Sc, Political Science in the Upper Class Division in 1977. Thereafter, he joined the New Nigerian Newspaper in 1978 as a Diplomatic Correspondent/and Associate Editor. In between his journalism career, he went to the United Kingdom where he embarked on a Masters Degree programme with the University Of Warwick, UK and obtained MA, International Studies in 1981. Between 1982 and 1984, he rose to become the Managing Editor/General Manager at the New Nigerian Newspapers before moving over to the banking industry where he took appointment as the Communications/Corporate Affairs Manager at NAL Merchant Bank Limited. He was promoted to the position of Head, Human Resource Management of the bank in 1987. [caption id="attachment_57631" align="alignleft" width="2142"] Mr. Clement Omeiza Baiye is a Commissioner / Member of the Board of the NCC[/caption] After a successful career at the NAL Merchant Bank, he was appointed a foundation director of Cornerstone Insurance from 1991 to 1999. He was thereafter, from 1999, appointed Chairman of the Board of Cornerstone Insurance until 2001. Within this period, he was also board member of Partnership Investment Company Ltd from 1992 to 2007. Between 2003 and 2009, Mr. Baiye presided over the editorial affairs of the New Age Newspapers as the Chairman, Editorial Board. In the course of his professional and management career, Mr. Clement Omeiza Baiye has also undertaken several high profile management courses, including the Advanced Management Programme, Templeton College, Oxford, in 1988, and another at Haggai Leadership Centre in Singapore in 1998. In November 2015, Mr. Baiye undertook the Leadership and Finance Programme at the prestigious Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Mr. Clement Baiye's foray in respected multidisciplinary careers has made him an icon of the boardroom. He is the Chairman of Habitat Trust Limited a company developing housing estates in lbadan, Lagos and lkorodu. He is a media entrepreneur and human resource expert with extensive experience in corporate board matters and public affairs. Baiye is a member of the Council of Knowledge Experts of the Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG). He currently serves on the boards of Capital Consortium Limited, Security Swaps Limited, and Regency Alliance Insurance Pic. He is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Societal Positive Impact Initiative [SPIN] a nongovernmental organization involved in mentoring the youth, and of Warwick University Nigeria Alumni Association. Since 2001 when he established Verity Communications Ltd, a bespoke publishing outfit which produces publications on behalf of private and public sector organizations, he has presided over the affairs of the company as the Chief Executive Officer. He also looks after Verity Associates, a human capital outsourcing outfit. With his impressive media career, human resource expertise, extensive boardroom experience, Mr. Clement Baiye, a public affairs and policy analyst, with strong ties to the media, is a regular guest on radio, television networks and other media platforms. He is married with children.

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