Reckitt Names Ujunwa Chukwumah as General Manager for West Africa
Reckitt has appointed Ujunwa Chukwumah as the new General Manager for West Africa, signaling its commitment to leadership and growth in the region. This strategic move aims to bolster the company's presence in Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, and beyond.
The Abuja Times

Reckitt, a global leader in health, hygiene, and nutrition products, has announced the appointment of Ujunwa Chukwumah as the General Manager for its West Africa operations. This significant decision underscores Reckitt's commitment to enhancing its leadership structure as it seeks to expand its influence in key markets across the region.
Chukwumah's extensive experience and understanding of the West African market make her a fitting choice to lead the company's strategic initiatives in Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, and other neighboring countries. Her appointment is expected to drive Reckitt's long-term ambitions and reinforce its position as a market leader in health and hygiene.
“Ujunwa brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise that will be invaluable as we navigate the complexities of the West African market,” said a spokesperson for Reckitt. “Her leadership will be crucial in delivering our mission to protect, heal, and nurture in the communities we serve.”
As Reckitt seeks to strengthen its footprint in West Africa, the company is poised to leverage Chukwumah's insights to foster innovation and enhance customer engagement. This strategic appointment is not only a testament to her capabilities but also an indication of Reckitt's focus on sustainable growth in the region.
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