NBSF Taps Anaekwe Gideon Kodir for Key Role in Growing Youth Baseball Across Nigeria
Anaekwe Gideon Kodir has been appointed as the National Grassroots Baseball Coordinator (Project 6-16) by the Nigerian Baseball and Softball Federation (NBSF), as announced in a letter signed by President Me. Uche Odozor. The appointment, effective January 2, 2026, marks a significant milestone in the development of baseball in Nigeria.
Mr. Anaekwe, the Chief Executive Officer of Honours Intercontinental Concept Ltd., brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his new role. Not only is he a successful entrepreneur in the agricultural sector, but he is also a former baseball player with a deep passion for the sport. His background in baseball, coupled with his leadership skills and commitment to excellence, makes him the ideal candidate to drive the grassroots development of the sport in Nigeria.
In his new role, Mr. Anaekwe will be responsible for developing and implementing grassroots baseball programs, with a focus on youth development aged 6-16. He will work closely with local organizations and stakeholders to promote the growth of baseball at the grassroots level, creating opportunities for young athletes to hone their skills and pursue their passion for the sport.
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The appointment of Mr. Anaekwe as the National Grassroots Baseball Coordinator is a testament to his dedication to sports development and his commitment to empowering athletes in Nigeria. Through his leadership at Honours Sports International Foundation, he has already made significant contributions to the growth of baseball in the country, launching the Honours Independent National Baseball League and providing scholarships to talented young athletes.
With his visionary leadership and passion for sports, Mr. Anaekwe is poised to make a lasting impact on the baseball community in Nigeria. His appointment as the National Grassroots Baseball Coordinator signals a new era of growth and opportunity for the sport, paving the way for the next generation of baseball stars to emerge in the country.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, JANUARY 17TH 2026)
