For the first time since Globacom began operations in 2003, Mike Adenuga, the founder, would be stepping down as the Chief Executive Officer for someone else to take over.
According to confirmed reports, the Indigenous telecommunication giant has appointed Ahmad Farroukh as its new CEO.
This is part of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) efforts to strengthen corporate governance in the telecoms industry. People close to the matter noted that there has been a considerable shift in how the telco now relates to the regulator as it takes steps to strengthen its internal processes.
The telco is expected to make an official announcement soon and has notified the NCC. According to a report by TechCabal, the telco’s new CEO will be Ahmad Farroukh, a former CEO of MTN Nigeria.
This unprecedented development is a fulfilment of the prophecy of Nigerian prophet, Primate Elijah Ayodele which he shared regarding the telecommunication company earlier in September.
Primate Ayodele had in a video mentioned that he foresees that Globacom and Airtel would change their Chief Executive Officers. While Airtel’s prophecy may be seen as normal because the company has had to change CEOs in the past, Ayodele’s prophecy remains a mystery now that it has been fulfilled because this has never happened before.
It’s however not a surprise that Primate Ayodele’s mysterious prophecy on Glo has just been fulfilled because he has a record of foretelling ‘abnormal’ events that end up coming to pass.
In the same video, Primate Ayodele stated that the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC) will come up with policies that will affect telcos and lead them to make some decisions. No doubt, the sudden change of Mike Adenuga as Glo’s CEO is also a fulfillment of that aspect of the prophecy.
These were his words; “Two of these telecommunication CEO will be changed; Airtel and Globacom.’’
Meanwhile, Primate Ayodele has shared several prophecies for the telecommunication sector most especially Globacom. The new development is just a fulfilment of one of them while we await the fulfilment of others.