Adam Ibrahim, Chairman of the Bank of Maldives (BML) board of directors, resigned from his post yesterday after two years on the job.
Local media reports that Abdulla Shiyam, Ma. Naibuge, has been proposed as a replacement. Eight members to the 11-member BML board are appointed by the government.
Asrafee Bookshop Managing Director Adam Ibrahim was appointed Chairman on August 7, 2009.
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Abdulla shiyam? Has he now completed his career of studies, that he started 38 years ago? He must have got a degree now atleast, I would think. In any case he will start studying for another diploma on marine biology, in Australia Perth university, this fall. So better start looking for another chairman as well.
by the way, minivan news better check peoples names before they publicly making mistake of their names. as far as i know there is no SHIYAM in that address. but there is a dr. abdullah SHIHAM hassan from that address. he finished his PHD in 2007 and served in MMA as an adviser too.
i agree with maree. minivan news gave the wrong name. its dr. abdullah shiham. he was my law lecturer. the best i ever had. he is well experienced. everyone wont get the opportunity to complete studies in 8 years.
So? why is he doing Marine biology? To study the Islamic way of coral growth?
Ali: I'm not sure whether to believe your comment when you claim Shiyam (Shiham?) is going to study in "Australia Perth university"...as far as I know, such a university does not exist!! PS. It's fall in Australia already...do you mean spring?
Is he the arrogant, 'beyfulhu', dripping superiority complex, i-know-all guy, with the occasional twang at the 'bolurodhi'? You know mental chip dislodged?