Akanimo Udofia has worked as the CEO of Desicon Engineering Ltd. in Lagos, Nigeria for over 20 years. In early January 2016, Premier League champions Leicester City signed 20-year old Nigerian midfielder Wilfred Ndidi from Belgian club Genk for £15 million over five and a half years. Ndidi started his career with Nigerian club Nathaniel Boys before joining Genk Academy at age 18, and has played in four games for Nigeria's national team, including two 2018 World Cup qualifiers. Leicester revealed Ndidi will wear the number 25 kit and hope he can replace N'Golo Kante after Kante transferred to Chelsea.

1. Akanimo Udofia

2.  Akanimo Udofia has worked as the CEO and
managing director of Desicon Engineering Ltd. for over
20 years, defining the company’s organizational
operating model while overseeing business strategy
and growth. Located in Lagos, Nigeria, Akanimo Udofia
is also a fan of football.
In early January, the Premier League’s 2016
champions, Leicester City, signed Nigerian footballer
Wilfred Ndidi to play defensive midfield. Mr. Ndidi, who
formerly played for the Genk club out of Belgium,
signed a £15 million contract for five and a half years.

3.  Wilfred Ndidi started his professional career with
Nigerian club Nathaniel Boys before joining the Genk
Academy at 18. The young star has also played in four
international games with the Super Eagles, including
two World Cup qualifier games against Zambia and
Algeria, which the Eagles won.
In a statement announcing the player’s move to
Leicester City, the team revealed that the 20-year-old
Mr. Ndidi will wear number 25 on his kit. The club
described their new midfielder as tall and combative,
hoping the Nigerian player can replace N’Golo Kante
after his trade to Chelsea.