HBM Nigeria appoints Fatima Akilu and Nella Andem-Ewa to board
HBM Nigeria appoints Fatima Akilu, Nella Andem-Ewa to board

HBM Nigeria, a leading healthcare group, has announced the appointment of Dr. Fatima Akilu and Mrs. Nella Andem-Ewa as independent non-executive directors to its board, effective July 1, 2026. The appointments are part of the company's strategy to strengthen its governance and strategic oversight.

Dr. Fatima Akilu's background

Dr. Fatima Akilu is a renowned psychologist with over 20 years of experience in mental health and countering violent extremism. She previously served as the Director of Behavioural Analysis and Strategy at the Office of the National Security Adviser in Nigeria. Her expertise is expected to guide HBM Nigeria's initiatives in mental health and community well-being.

Mrs. Nella Andem-Ewa's expertise

Mrs. Nella Andem-Ewa is a seasoned lawyer and corporate governance expert with extensive experience in the legal and financial sectors. She has held senior roles at leading law firms and regulatory bodies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission. Her appointment bolsters the board's legal and compliance capabilities.

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Strategic importance

HBM Nigeria's Chairman, Dr. Ibrahim Dikko, commented on the appointments: 'We are delighted to welcome Dr. Akilu and Mrs. Andem-Ewa to our board. Their diverse expertise will be invaluable as we continue to expand our healthcare services and uphold the highest standards of corporate governance.' The company operates hospitals and clinics across Nigeria, serving over 500,000 patients annually.

Impact on governance

The additions bring the board to nine members, with three independent non-executive directors. This aligns with best practices in corporate governance, ensuring robust oversight and strategic direction. HBM Nigeria has also committed to increasing gender diversity, with women now representing 44% of the board.

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