Unilever Nigeria Plc has announced changes to its board following the resignation of Executive Director Ibrahim Sodipe, with the company appointing Modupe Femi-Okunbanjo as his successor with immediate effect.
According to the company’s disclosure, the Board accepted Sodipe’s resignation effective 30 June 2026 and simultaneously approved the appointment of Femi-Okunbanjo as Executive Director, ensuring continuity in the company’s leadership.
Brandspur Brand News reports that Femi-Okunbanjo returns to the board as Unilever Nigeria strengthens its executive leadership at a time when consumer goods manufacturers continue to navigate changing market conditions, rising operating costs and evolving consumer demand across Nigeria.
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Unilever Nigeria is one of the country’s leading fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, with a portfolio spanning food, nutrition, personal care and home care products. Board appointments and executive transitions are considered key governance decisions that shape the company’s strategic direction and operational oversight.
The latest board changes take immediate effect, with Femi-Okunbanjo assuming her responsibilities as Executive Director following the conclusion of Sodipe’s tenure. Unilever Nigeria did not disclose further details regarding the reason for Sodipe’s resignation in the announcement.
