Get Guardian on GoogleGovernor Agbu Kefas of Taraba state has appointed Audu Bala Habu as the new Chairman of FC Taraba, in a move aimed at strengthening the administration and repositioning the state-owned football club for greater success.
The appointment, as observed by The Guardian, is expected to usher in renewed leadership and provide fresh impetus for the growth and development of football in Taraba state.
Reacting to his appointment, Habu expressed profound appreciation to Governor Kefas for the confidence and trust reposed in him, describing the new responsibility as a call to service.
The newly appointed chairman pledged to bring commitment, dedication, and purposeful leadership to the assignment, with a clear focus on strengthening the club’s structure, improving players’ and coaches’ welfare, and enhancing the development of the FC Taraba academy.
He further emphasized his determination to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of football in the state, particularly by creating opportunities for emerging talents and building a sustainable pathway for young footballers to excel.
Habu also assured football stakeholders and supporters of his readiness to work towards the overall progress of the club and the development of the state’s football ecosystem.
His appointment is seen as an opportunity to reinforce the vision of FC Taraba, nurture grassroots football and position the club as a stronger platform for discovering and developing football talents.
The newly appointed chairman reiterates his readiness to justify the trust bestowed on him by governor Kefas through dedicated service and meaningful contributions to football development in Taraba state.
