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Mfon Udomah appointed Executive Director, Finance.
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Eno Udoma-Eniang named Executive Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs.
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Uko Udom, SAN, retires after five years on the board.
October 12, (THEWILL) – Ibom Air has appointed two executive directors with more than 60 years of combined professional experience as the Akwa Ibom State-owned airline prepares for a new phase of growth and corporate development.
The airline announced the appointments of Mr Mfon Udomah as Executive Director, Finance, and Dr Eno Udoma-Eniang as Executive Director, Legal and Corporate Affairs, in a statement issued on Monday by its Group Manager, Marketing and Communication, Aniekan Essienette.
Udomah, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), brings more than 30 years of experience spanning the private and public sectors to the airline.
Udoma-Eniang, a legal practitioner, also has over 30 years of corporate experience across telecommunications, fast-moving consumer goods, financial services and emerging technology sectors.
According to the statement, both executives will assume their responsibilities immediately, while their appointments are expected to be ratified by the airline’s board at its Annual General Meeting scheduled for November 2026.
The appointments form part of the board’s efforts to reposition Ibom Air for its next phase of growth, with the new executives expected to bring their professional expertise to bear on the airline’s financial management, legal operations and corporate affairs.
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In a related development, the board announced the retirement of Akwa Ibom State Attorney General, Uko Udom, SAN, from its membership after five years of service.
Udom, a legal practitioner with more than 40 years of experience in aviation law, was commended by the board for his contributions to the airline during his tenure.
The board expressed appreciation for his service and wished him well in his future endeavours.
Commenting on the appointments, Aniekan Essienette, Group Manager, Marketing and Communication, said the changes were part of the board’s ongoing efforts to reposition Ibom Air for a new phase of growth.
