Edo Sports Commission Boss Congratulates Shaibu on New Appointment
The Executive Chairman of the Edo State Sports Commission, Hon. Amadin Desmond Enabulele, has congratulated Comrade Philip Shaibu, former Deputy Governor of Edo State, on his well-deserved appointment as Director-General of the National Institute for Sports (NIS).
In a statement issued through his Media Officer, Edoko Wilson Edoko, Enabulele praised Shaibu’s longstanding passion for sports development, which he said earned him this national recognition and appointment.
“I commend Comrade Shaibu’s passion for sports development and his unwavering dedication to Nigeria’s sporting growth. I am confident that his leadership will bring about a positive transformation in the sector, particularly in the training of top coaches, sports managers, and sports scientists,” Enabulele stated.
“Congratulations, Comrade Shaibu! Your commitment to sporting excellence and youth empowerment has earned you this esteemed position. I am confident that you will serve Nigeria’s sports sector with integrity, vision, and dedication,” he added.
He further wished Shaibu success in his new role and pledged continued support and collaboration toward the advancement of sports in Nigeria.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu had, on Tuesday, appointed Shaibu as the Director-General of the National Institute for Sports. His responsibilities will include overseeing the training of high-performance sports professionals and spearheading vital sports research.
Established in 1974, the NIS plays a pivotal role in boosting Nigeria’s performance in international sporting competitions.
Enabulele expressed optimism that Shaibu’s leadership would have a significant and lasting impact on Nigeria’s sports sector.
“Congratulations once again, Comrade Shaibu!” he concluded.
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