NOC hails Kida on appointment as Chairman NNPC Board

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Engr. Habu Gumel, President of the Nigeria Olympic Committee (NOC), says, ”We in the Olympic Nigeria Olympic Movement extend our heartfelt congratulations on your recent appointment as the Chairman of the NNPC Board.

”This remarkable achievement speaks to your exceptional leadership, dedication, and vision in sports, both as the President of the Nigeria Basketball Federation, the Treasurer of NOC and in the broader Corporate Governance landscape.

”Your commitment to excellence and ability to inspire those around you have set a powerful example for many.

”As you transition into this new role, we are confident that your vast experience and innovative mindset will drive impactful changes within the NNPC by furthering the development of Nigeria’s energy sector.

A statement released by Tony Nezianya, the Public Relations Officer of NOC, notes that we look forward to seeing the positive contributions you will make in this pivotal position.

”We are excited about the future of Nigerian basketball and the NNPC under your stewardship.

Kida also doubles currently as Treasurer of the NOC

Once again, congratulations, Engr. Musa Kida!

”Your hard work and dedication are commendable, and we wish you all the success in this new career chapter.”

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