Ahmed Dangiwa Biography, Education, Career, Controversies, And Net Worth

Maria Olanrewaju | August 4, 2023 | Find It | No Comments

Ahmad Musa Dangiwa is a prominent Nigerian architect, professor, and former CEO/MD of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria. He has over 30 years of experience in various sectors, including real estate, banking, infrastructure development, and management, both in the private and governmental domains.

Ahmad Dangiwa Profile

Name	Ahmad Dangiwa
Real Name	Ahmad Musa Dangiwa
Date of Birth	N/A
State of Origin	Katsina State
Tribe	Hausa
Nationality	Nigerian
Occupation	Architect, Professor and Politician
Religion	Islam
Marital Status	Married
Net Worth	$5 Million
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Educational Background

Ahmad Dangiwa graduated from Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria, holding an architectural bachelor’s degree, an architecture master’s degree, and an MBA. He furthered his education at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania in the United States.

Career

Dangiwa’s professional journey started with TRIAD Associates, after which he became the managing partner of AM Design Consults, a company offering consulting services in architecture and real estate development. He also worked at Sahel Mortgage Finance Limited, where he gained expertise in mortgage financing and climbed the ranks to become the manager of the mortgage banking division.

In an announcement by His Excellency Ahmed Bola Tinubu, President of Nigeria, Ahmad Musa Dangiwa has been nominated to serve as a Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The nomination recognizes his experience and contributions in various fields, including his role as Director General of the Tinubu/Dikko campaign council in Katsina State and co-chairman of the APC Transition council.

Ahmad Dangiwa ran in the APC primary election in May 2022 for the APC ticket in the Katsina State governorship election in 2023.

One of Ahmad Musa Dangiwa’s historically significant accomplishments was launching and overseeing the 40 billion FMBN Cities project, which aimed to increase the affordability of FMBN housing products for the average Nigerian. This initiative included reducing the equity threshold for FMBN housing loans, creating creative housing products for enhanced affordability, and introducing the Diaspora mortgage loan to protect Nigerians residing abroad from being exploited by family or friends back home. Additionally, he was instrumental in developing the FMBN’s five-year strategy plan.