Eterna gets new Executive Director/COO

Eterna Plc is has announced the appointment of Mr. Nnamdi Obiagwu as its new Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer. This was contained in a statement signed by the company secretary, Bunmi Agagu. Mr. Obiagwu is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering from the Federal University of Technology Owerri. He has worked across several industries and countries during […]

Eterna gets new Executive Director/COO

Mr. Nnamdi Obiagwu

Eterna Plc is has announced the appointment of Mr. Nnamdi Obiagwu as its new Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer.

This was contained in a statement signed by the company secretary, Bunmi Agagu.

Mr. Obiagwu is a graduate of Mechanical Engineering from the Federal University of Technology Owerri. He has worked across several industries and countries during his career whilst also attending numerous local and international trainings including INSEAD Kenan-Flager Business School, Enterprise Leadership Program, Achieve Global Professional Selling Skills and Acclivus Professional Negotiation.

Mr. Obiagwu started his career in computer networking but soon moved to Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc as a sales engineer. He rose through the ranks to become Logistics/Fleet Manager having served in the lubricants, fuels, supply chain, logistics and planning areas of the business in Nigeria and Belgium before leaving to gather more experience in consulting, business advisory and marine.

He joined Eterna Plc in 2017 as general manager, Lubes. His work experience spans IT, Sales, Business Development, Financial and Business Reporting, Data Analytics, Distributor Network Development, Fuels Territory Management, Fuels Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Oil & Gas Consulting, Financial Advisory and Marine Vessel Management.

He has also served on the boards of several private companies and becomes the latest member of the Eterna board effective January 10, 2020.

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