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Dangiwa’s Appointment Heralds Progress, Innovation In Housing Sector – TEXEM

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A United Kingdom based company TEXEM has said the appointment of Architect Ahmed Musa Dangiwa heralds a new era of progress and innovation in the housing sector.

 The firm said Dangiwa’s appointment with an impeccable record that spans three decades underscores the administration’s commitment to addressing the critical challenges of housing and urban development “in our rapidly evolving nation”. 

The firm in a congratulatory message said Dangiwa is capable to drive forward Nigeria’s urban development and housing agenda. 

“His journey from an accomplished architect and academic to the former CEO/MD of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, and now as the minister of housing and urban development, showcases his dynamic ability to shape the course of urbanisation in Nigeria. 

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“As the new minister of housing and urban development, Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, stands at the threshold of yet another chapter in his illustrious journey. 

 “His proven track record of leadership, innovation, and dedication positions him as a visionary poised to drive forward Nigeria’s urban development and housing agenda.  

“TEXEM, UK extend her heartiest congratulations to Architect Dangiwa and look forward to witnessing the transformational strides he will bring to this pivotal sector in Nigeria.”  

The firm said Dangiwa’s appointment represents a promise of a brighter, more sustainable, and inclusive urban future for all Nigerians. 

The firm added that Dangiwa’s appointment should serve as a clarion call to TEXEM and its community of executives to strive for excellence.

 “First, this appointment is a testament that the organisation is living its values- Insights that inspire and actions that change the world. Secondly, it is a reminder of the impact TEXEM alums can have on the nation and the world when they apply the knowledge and skills they’ve acquired through TEXEM’s programmes.  

“Furthermore, this achievement is not just a personal milestone for Architect Dangiwa. Still, it also represents the calibre of individuals TEXEM nurtures and their transformative impact in their respective fields.

 “Thus, it’s a personal victory and a collective success story underscoring the importance of continuous learning, networking, and leadership development.”

 The firm reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing present and future strategic leaders.

 “Dangiwa’s journey demonstrates the tangible results that can be achieved when knowledge meets dedication.  

“It is a reminder that TEXEM’s role in shaping leaders transcends its programmes and extends to the broader impact these leaders have on society”.

 The founder of TEXEM, UK, Dr Alim Abubakre, surmised, “Congratulations, Architect Ahmed Dangiwa, on your well-deserved appointment as a Federal Minister! Your compelling strategic leadership, lofty achievements and journey as an alumnus have brought you here, and we trust you’ll use this role to create a brighter future for society and consolidate your impact. Keep reaching for new heights!”

 The firm added that Architect Ahmed Musa Dangiwa’s appointment as the Minister of Housing and Urban Development is a source of pride not only for him but for TEXEM and the entire nation of Nigeria. 

 “It underscores the transformative power of education and the immense potential within each TEXEM alum.  

Let us celebrate this achievement and look forward to the positive changes and innovative solutions that will emerge under Dangiwa’s leadership”. 

 TEXEM takes pride in shaping leaders like Ahmed Musa Dangiwa and trusts this appointment inspires others to aspire to excellence, leadership development and the pursuit of lifelong learning.

 

 

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