Gumel hails appointment of Omidiran as Chair, Federal Character Commission

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Engr. Habu Ahmed Gumel, President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), has celebrated Chief Ayo Omidiran over her appointment as
Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

Chief Omidiran, one of the sporting community’s finest, was sworn into office on Thursday, January 22, 2026, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

Gumel, then, offered huge congratulations to Hon. Ayo Omidiran on her prestigious appointment as the Executive Chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC).

A true veteran of Nigerian sports administration, Omidiran brings decades of experience to this national role. From her influential days as a member of the NFF Board to her transformative work as Chairperson of the Women’s Football Committee, she has been a tireless advocate for the beautiful game.

A dedicated proprietor of her own female football club, she has always invested in the next generation.

At 62, her wealth of wisdom and administrative “know-how” make her the perfect fit for the FCC.

Her move to a top federal agency is an indication of the leadership quality found within the NOC and the Nigerian sports fraternity.

The NOC family and the entire sports world stood tall on Thursday as one of our own took the lead in ensuring equity and progress for our nation.

”Cheers to a successful tenure, for Hon. Ayo Omidiran,” noted Gumel.

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