Auctioneers move to review constitution

  Members of the Nigeria Association of Auctioneers (NAA) have reaffirmed their commitment to unity, discipline, and ongoing reforms aimed at repositioning the association for greater stability and progress. They took the stand during their stakeholders’ general meeting in Abuja, where key resolutions aimed at restoring stability and strengthening internal governance were adopted. At the […]

 

Members of the Nigeria Association of Auctioneers (NAA) have reaffirmed their commitment to unity, discipline, and ongoing reforms aimed at repositioning the association for greater stability and progress.
They took the stand during their stakeholders’ general meeting in Abuja, where key resolutions aimed at restoring stability and strengthening internal governance were adopted.
At the meeting presided over by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BoT), King Alfred Diete-Spiff, Amayanabo of Brass Kingdom, the NAA announced that its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and election of new executive officers will hold in January 2026 in Abuja. Members expressed optimism that the forthcoming AGM will usher in a new era of stability and orderly leadership transition within the association.

In her welcome address, the Chairman of the Caretaker Committee, Hajiya Salamatu Abdullahi, expressed appreciation to the BoT for providing leadership and stability throughout the association’s transition period. She also commended the zonal chairmen for their commitment to maintaining unity within the NAA.

BoT members in attendance included Pa Ajuwon A. Suara (Oyo State), Alhaji Musa Sule (Edo State), Hon. Magaji Samke (Nasarawa State), and Nze H. O. Aguoha, the South East Zonal Chairman representing Chief Kalu of Enugu State.

Providing an update on the ongoing reforms, a member of the Constitution Review Committee, Mr. Harrison Otaigbe, briefed members on progress made in reviewing the association’s constitution to strengthen its governance framework.