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    Dr. Maizare elected Vice President, Marathon Organizers Forum

    Sani YusifBy Sani YusifMay 19, 2026
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    At the conclusion of its virtual forum meeting held via Zoom on Sunday, 17 May 2026, the Marathon Organizers Forum of Nigeria elected Dr. Bashari Ahmed Maizare as its First Vice-President. The decision followed a zoning arrangement that allocated the position to the North-West, with Kano State designated as the beneficiary of the slot.

    The meeting also reaffirmed several existing leadership positions within the forum. Mr. Charlz Ada retained his position as Second Vice-President, while the Third Vice-President role for the South-South zone was zoned to Calabar. Mr. Ukansi Kalu was confirmed as Secretary-General of the organization.1Diamond2

    In the updated structure, the Fourth Vice-President position was allocated to the South-East zone and is expected to be filled by a representative from Abia State.

    Additionally, Mr. Jaafaru Tijjani was confirmed as National Organizing Secretary, while the North-East zone will be represented by a nominee from Gombe State.

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    In his welcome address declaring the meeting open, the Convener, Event Ekeruvbe, emphasized the importance of equity, fairness, and balanced representation among members.

    He noted that adherence to these principles would further strengthen unity and cohesion within the Forum.

    During the meeting, Bosah Meg from Delta State sought clarification on the tenure of each office and the rationale behind the appointment of new officials. In a related contribution, Dr. Evang. Evang. Hope Ugochukwu from the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, recommended that further consultations be undertaken to ensure proper harmonization and alignment of all available positions within the Forum’s structure.

    After deliberations, members agreed that consultations would continue before any final decisions are concluded. Consequently, the house requested the Convener, Event Ekeruvbe, to publish the list of available positions as well as the current office holders on the Forum’s official platform for transparency and clarity.

    1. First Vice-President
    2. Second Vice-President
    3. Secretary-General
    4. National Organizing Secretary
    5. Director of Marketing, Sponsorship and Promotion
    6. National Treasurer
    7. National Financial Secretary
    8. Director of Media and Publicity
    9. Director of Communications/Protocol
    10. Director of Finance and Administration
    11. Public Relations Officer/Spokesperson
    12. Strategy Consultant/Project Manager
    13. Director of Assets and Facilities
    14. National Social Welfare Officer
    15. Director of Tourism/Sports Business
    16. National Provost
    17. Technical Director/Adviser
    18. Chief Medical Adviser
    19. Legal Adviser

    The meeting commenced at 8:00 PM with the  following members in attendance:

    Event Ekeruvbe – Delta State, Tijjani Jaafaru – Gombe State, Ukansi Kalu – Abia State, Fadhili Eneji Abdulraheem – Kogi State, Dr. Bashari Ahmed Maizare – Kano State, Sunday Jerry – Zamfara State and Bosah Meg – Delta State.

    The rest are Ajaino Vivian – Delta State, Peter Usen – Delta State, Dr. Evang. Hope Ugochukwu – FCT Abuja, Shedrack Owen – Rivers State, Dr. Muideen Salami Adegboyega – Ogun Stat and Juliet Obominuru – Delta State.

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