Buhari approves national anti-doping committee board
29 July 2022 |
3:19 am
President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, approved the reconstitution of the membership of the governing body of the National Anti-Doping Committee (NADC), to drive its administration for the next four years.
President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, approved the reconstitution of the membership of the governing body of the National Anti-Doping Committee (NADC), to drive its administration for the next four years.
Members of the NADC’s new governing body are Professor Kenneth Anugweje, Dr. Femi Ayorinde, Emmanuel Omuku (lawyer), Dr. Godfrey Odigie, Alhaji Mainasara Ilo, Dr. Akinlotan Olusegun, Omolewa Aduke, a representative of NAFDAC and Ms. Fadeke, who is the CEO, Anti-Doping Unit/Secretary.
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