Tonya Lawani Joins Dangote Group’s NASCON Board As Independent Director

NASCON Allied Industries Plc, a key subsidiary of the Dangote Group, has appointed seasoned company strategist and governance professional, Tonya Lawani, as an Impartial Non-Govt Director on its Board.

The corporate, recognized for its main position in salt refining and seasoning manufacturing in Nigeria, introduced Lawani’s appointment as a part of its dedication to enhancing company governance and sustaining long-term progress throughout its operations.

Her appointment took impact on Monday, June 30, 2025.

In an announcement, NASCON described Lawani’s appointment as a strategic transfer according to its imaginative and prescient to strengthen governance buildings whereas persevering with to ship innovation and high quality in Nigeria’s fast-moving client items trade.

With greater than a decade of expertise spanning management, board service, and enterprise improvement throughout numerous sectors, Lawani is anticipated to convey recent views and strategic perception to NASCON’s boardroom.

She is revered for her work in advancing moral management, inclusive financial progress, and capability constructing throughout the African enterprise panorama.

At the moment the Managing Director and CEO of Seal Group, which operates out of Lagos and Benin Metropolis, Lawani holds a BSc in Economics from Ahmadu Bello College, Zaria, and an MBA from the Metropolitan Faculty of Enterprise and Administration in the UK.

She can be an alumna of the Lagos Enterprise Faculty’s Proprietor Supervisor Programme and has accomplished govt management programmes at Harvard College.

Lawani delivered her first management paper to youth entrepreneurs on the Massachusetts Institute of Expertise (MIT), USA, and has since remained a visual advocate for good governance in each the private and non-private sectors. She is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Administrators (M.CIoD) and sits on a number of company boards, the place she promotes the ideas of transparency and sustainable enterprise practices.