Former Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has stepped down from his role as Chairman of Kano Pillars, with Alhaji Ahmad Musbahu Garo appointed as his successor following a leadership reshuffle at the Nigeria Premier Football League club, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Musa, who was appointed to oversee the affairs of the Sai Masu Gida, will now concentrate fully on his playing career while continuing to serve the club in his capacity as ambassador.

The former Leicester City and CSKA Moscow forward remains an influential figure at Kano Pillars, with his experience and leadership expected to continue benefiting the club both on and off the pitch.

In his ambassadorial role, Musa will work to promote the club's image, strengthen its relationship with supporters, and contribute to its long-term development.

Meanwhile, the appointment of Alhaji Ahmad Musbahu Garo signals the beginning of a new era for Kano Pillars as preparations gather pace for the 2026/27 Nigeria Premier Football League season.

The new chairman is expected to oversee the club's administrative and strategic affairs, while Musa continues to provide leadership within the squad as one of the team's most experienced players.

With changes taking place both on and off the field, Kano Pillars will be aiming to build a competitive squad capable of challenging for honours in the upcoming NPFL campaign.

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