TRIBUTE TO BABA MAMMAN ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY

Malam Mamman Daura was born on the 9th of November, 1939 in Daura. He had his basic education at the Katsina Middle School and Secondary Education at the Government College, late 1950s, he was sent to the UK for higher education by the then Northern Regional as part of a small cohort of brilliant young northern men chosen by the late Sardauna Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Malam Mamman Daura studied English Language, English Literature, Latin and British Constitution at Advanced Level at Bournemouth College. He was then admitted to the elitist Trinity College, Dublin (The Irish equivalent of Oxbridge) and received a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Politics and a combined Masters degree in Public and Business Administration. He returned home and joined the mainstream civil service.

He subsequently moved to the New Nigerian Newspapers as Editor and eventually becoming its Managing Director. Thereafter, he left to set up a private industry – The Kaduna Furniture and Carpets Company (KFCC) which was at one time the largest furniture manufacturing company in West Africa. Malam Mamman Daura was a key driver of the northern Nigerian industrial revolution of the late 1970s and 1980s; with local and international partners and investors – setting up and managing the following industries: Kaduna Aluminium Ltd, Kaduna Machine Works, Boots Nigeria Ltd, United Nigeria Textiles Ltd (UNTL), Funtua Textiles (FTL), Arewa Textiles, Nortex and Finetex. He was at various times a director or board member, managing director or chairman of Hagameyer, Dunlop, African International Bank and APICO Insurance. He also played a key role in the management of the Northern Nigeria Development Company (NNDC), Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) and Al-Huda Huda Printing Press.

He was until recently, an active member of the philanthropic organisation – Gidauniyar Jihar Katsina (Katsina State Development Fund) as well as the Jama’atu Nasril Islam.

He is married to Hajiya Ummu Kulthum and together they have 5 daughters, 1 son and 14 grandchildren.

May Almighty God give you more blissful years ahead.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABA.

Interesting to know. But of all the companies and establishments you mentioned above, which is still alive today? The last time I checked , they're all in a moribund state.

No wonder Nigeria is still at this state today because he's the head of cabal in aso vila. The earlier he lives there, the better for Nigeria.

Happy birthday to him.

sycophancy in full swing
At all at all man must wack
I pity the future of Nigeria with selfish clowns like the op

I got no single respect for him.

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sarrki:
TRIBUTE TO BABA MAMMAN ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY

Malam Mamman Daura was born on the 9th of November, 1939 in Daura. He had his basic education at the Katsina Middle School and Secondary Education at the Government College, late 1950s, he was sent to the UK for higher education by the then Northern Regional as part of a small cohort of brilliant young northern men chosen by the late Sardauna Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Malam Mamman Daura studied English Language, English Literature, Latin and British Constitution at Advanced Level at Bournemouth College. He was then admitted to the elitist Trinity College, Dublin (The Irish equivalent of Oxbridge) and received a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Politics and a combined Masters degree in Public and Business Administration. He returned home and joined the mainstream civil service.

He subsequently moved to the New Nigerian Newspapers as Editor and eventually becoming its Managing Director. Thereafter, he left to set up a private industry – The Kaduna Furniture and Carpets Company (KFCC) which was at one time the largest furniture manufacturing company in West Africa. Malam Mamman Daura was a key driver of the northern Nigerian industrial revolution of the late 1970s and 1980s; with local and international partners and investors – setting up and managing the following industries: Kaduna Aluminium Ltd, Kaduna Machine Works, Boots Nigeria Ltd, United Nigeria Textiles Ltd (UNTL), Funtua Textiles (FTL), Arewa Textiles, Nortex and Finetex. He was at various times a director or board member, managing director or chairman of Hagameyer, Dunlop, African International Bank and APICO Insurance. He also played a key role in the management of the Northern Nigeria Development Company (NNDC), Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) and Al-Huda Huda Printing Press.

He was until recently, an active member of the philanthropic organisation – Gidauniyar Jihar Katsina (Katsina State Development Fund) as well as the Jama’atu Nasril Islam.

He is married to Hajiya Ummu Kulthum and together they have 5 daughters, 1 son and 14 grandchildren.

May Almighty God give you more blissful years ahead.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABA.

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licking the ass of cabal can't save the vagabond

sarrki:
TRIBUTE TO BABA MAMMAN ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY

Malam Mamman Daura was born on the 9th of November, 1939 in Daura. He had his basic education at the Katsina Middle School and Secondary Education at the Government College, late 1950s, he was sent to the UK for higher education by the then Northern Regional as part of a small cohort of brilliant young northern men chosen by the late Sardauna Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Malam Mamman Daura studied English Language, English Literature, Latin and British Constitution at Advanced Level at Bournemouth College. He was then admitted to the elitist Trinity College, Dublin (The Irish equivalent of Oxbridge) and received a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Politics and a combined Masters degree in Public and Business Administration. He returned home and joined the mainstream civil service.

He subsequently moved to the New Nigerian Newspapers as Editor and eventually becoming its Managing Director. Thereafter, he left to set up a private industry – The Kaduna Furniture and Carpets Company (KFCC) which was at one time the largest furniture manufacturing company in West Africa. Malam Mamman Daura was a key driver of the northern Nigerian industrial revolution of the late 1970s and 1980s; with local and international partners and investors – setting up and managing the following industries: Kaduna Aluminium Ltd, Kaduna Machine Works, Boots Nigeria Ltd, United Nigeria Textiles Ltd (UNTL), Funtua Textiles (FTL), Arewa Textiles, Nortex and Finetex. He was at various times a director or board member, managing director or chairman of Hagameyer, Dunlop, African International Bank and APICO Insurance. He also played a key role in the management of the Northern Nigeria Development Company (NNDC), Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) and Al-Huda Huda Printing Press.

He was until recently, an active member of the philanthropic organisation – Gidauniyar Jihar Katsina (Katsina State Development Fund) as well as the Jama’atu Nasril Islam.

He is married to Hajiya Ummu Kulthum and together they have 5 daughters, 1 son and 14 grandchildren.

May Almighty God give you more blissful years ahead.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABA.

Mamman Daura's profile is quite impressive.

Happy Birthday Baba.

Sarrki I know you must hustle to chop

But please apply small shame na

I just pray FG to sustain current boarder closure perhaps it revive our dead industries

This man's govament has been a blessing to Nigeria. We need to declare his birthday starting from next year as public holiday.

The real defacto President dey other is just traveling dey real one always in dey country

fairfora:
Interesting to know. But of all the companies and establishments you mentioned above, which is still alive today? The last time I checked , they're all in a moribund state.

No wonder Nigeria is still at this state today because he's the head of cabal in aso vila. The earlier he lives there, the better for Nigeria.

Happy birthday to him.

This hatred in you is the reason why you are unsuccessful and depressed

FakeManna:
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licking the ass of cabal can't save the vagabond

This is how Chronic Madness starts.

yomi96:
sycophancy in full swing
At all at all man must wack
I pity the future of Nigeria with selfish clowns like the op

Post you father's life achievement, let's compare it to Mamman Daura's

etrouble:


This hatred in you is the reason why you are unsuccessful and depressed

Indeed.