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Kida Becomes Member Borno State Advisory Committee On Governance

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Borno state Governor Professor Babagana Umara Zulum has announced the appointment of NBBF President, Eng Ahmadu Musa Kida ,as a member of Borno State Advisory Committee On Governance and Development.

Announcing this at the weekend in Maiduguri, the Governor said the appointment of Musa Kida,who is also a Non-executive Director of the TotalEnergies, into the government advisory committee will enhance the quality of governance and speedy development in the state.

Kida who recently bagged the Boston(USA) Consulting Group( BCG) team, West Africa, as an advisor, was the deputy managing director, Deep Water Services at TotalEnergies, Nigeria where amongst other accomplishments, he delivered the Egina Field Project, which achieved First Oil at the end of 2018, and was able to achieve peak oil production of 200,000 barrels per day, before his retirement after 35 years of meritorious service in the organization.

Since stepping aside from his role as DMD, Musa Kida has maintained his commitment to contributing to local knowledge across the Nigerian energy space and currently serves as Non-Executive Director at both Heirs Oil and Gas and TotalEnergies Nigeria Limited.

Musa Kida is a civil engineering graduate from Ahmadu Bello University with a post-graduate diploma in Petroleum Engineering from Institut Francaise du Petrole (IFP), France.


These spades of appointments are a recognition of the hard work and dedication to assigned tasks, which also includes his recent appointment as Chairman of Ponticelli Nigeria Limited.

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Nigeria @ 65: Igoche Mark Pays Homage to Nigerian Athletes for Contributions

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Joel Ajayi

As Nigeria marks its 65th Independence anniversary on Wednesday October 1, Basketball Promoter and Initiator of Mark D’ Ball Basketball Championship, Mr. Igoche Mark, has commended the country’s athletes for their outstanding contributions.

In a heartfelt message, Mr. Mark praised active and retired athletes for consistently putting Nigeria on the global map through their dedication, hard work, and achievements. “Your dedication, hard work, and achievements have not only brought us pride but have also inspired a generation of Nigerians,” he stated.

The Sports Administrator urged the National Sports Commission to establish a platform to celebrate these athletes and recognize their invaluable contributions to Nigerian sports. He emphasized the need to honour their legacy and provide a framework for their continued involvement in sports after retirement.

To support athletes in transition, Mr. Mark recommended that “retirement plans be implemented to ensure a seamless transition into life after sports. This would enable athletes to plan for their future and maximize their post-athletic careers.”

Furthermore, he proposed a welfare package for retired athletes, including access to healthcare, education, and economic empowerment programs. “By doing so, we can show our appreciation for their service and ensure that they are taken care of,” Mr. Mark added.

As Nigeria celebrates its 65th Independence anniversary on October 1, with the theme “Nigeria @ 65: All Hands on Deck for a Greater Nation,” Mr. Mark’s sentiments echo the sentiments of many Nigerians who believe in the importance of recognizing and supporting the country’s athletes.

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