Alhaji Ganiyu Majekodunmi, the Chairman of the Ogun State Football Association and a board member of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau, the newly elected 1st Vice President of the West African Football Union (WAFU) B zone.
The election took place in Niamey, Niger Republic, during the WAFU B qualifying tournament for the CAF African Schools Football Championship.
Majekodunmi praised Gusau’s achievement, highlighting the qualities that have made him a respected figure in the world of African football.
According to Majekodunmi, Gusau’s leadership style has consistently fostered development and progress, not just in Nigerian football, but across the West African region.
He described Gusau as a leader who creates other leaders—a testament to his vision and dedication to the sport.
“Alhaji Gusau is not just a leader; he is a true leader who creates more leaders. His influence goes beyond titles—he has the ability to inspire others to rise and take responsibility, and that’s the mark of a genuine leader,” Majekodunmi stated.
“This election victory is a well-deserved one, reflecting his hard work and dedication over the years. It’s a recognition of his contributions to the growth of football not only in Nigeria but across West Africa.”
Majekodunmi noted that Gusau’s election as 1st Vice President of WAFU B was a positive step for Nigerian football, underlining the nation’s growing influence in regional football politics. He expressed optimism that Gusau’s new role would bring further progress and opportunities for the game in Nigeria and beyond.
Gusau, who has been the President of the NFF since September 2022, is known for his significant contributions to African football. His leadership roles have included serving on the Organizing Committee for the African Nations Championship (CHAN) and as a top security official for FIFA and CAF. His election as WAFU B’s 1st Vice President is seen as a reflection of his consistent efforts to uplift football standards across the continent.
Majekodunmi concluded his congratulatory message with a call for continued unity and cooperation among football associations in West Africa, emphasizing that with strong leadership, the region’s football future is bright.
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