President of the Nigeria Volleyball Federation (NVBF), Engr. Musa Nimrod, on Thursday added another responsibility, as he was inaugurated Chairman of Nigeria Break Dance Sports Federation (NBDSF) North-west Zone.
The new task ensures that he leads others in the zone in pushing for the grassroots development of the NBDSF, which has been described as a potential for keeping youth positively engaged away from drugs and vices.
Speaking at a press conference at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna on Thursday, Engr. Nimrod thanked God, saying that the Federation has come at the right time, in view of the fact that it is an Olympic sport.
“This digital age, there is the need to get the youth equipped. It is a desire for any sports person to go to Olympics and afterwards, be addressed an an Olympian.
“Whether you win a medal or not, you are tagged an Olympian, the honour and the recognition will be given to you. Even if you die, you will keep being an Olympian. It is a welcome development and we will continue to support this. Break Dance will really help in ridding society of drugs and other vices,” he said.
He tasked the chief coach to create competitions in communities to discover budding talents.
“I want to warn the politicians not to use the Break Dance Federation as a political platform. Anybody coming to use the Federation, the sponsorship should be sustainable. If anyone wants to sponsor competition in break dance, it should be sustainable as such, they must sponsor for years, not just during the electioneering period,” he said.
Others on the North-west executive are, Aisha Ismail (Vice Chairman), Florence Yori (Secretary), Aminu Mohammed (Treasurer), Philip Arome Omachi (Publicity/Media), Funsho Olukesusi (Competition), Aminu Abbah Umar (Marketing), Yusuf Ibrahim (Asso. Development) and Vital Ijeh (Choreographer).
Members are, Mohammed Yahaya, Ibrahim Dalo, Aliyu Ibrahim, Sagir Sani, Aminu Sani, Mohammed Ubale, Suleiman Adamu and Femi Lako.
