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Mohamadou Bayero Fadil
Mohamadou Bayero Fadil was born on 19 December 1960 in Garoua, capital of the North Province of Cameroon. A businessman, he is chief executive officer (CEO) of Group Fadil,〔(www.fadilgroup.net/ Group Fadil website; accessed 3/23/2011 )〕 an agro-industrial group prominent within Central Africa, which operates in several sectors including soap, oil extraction, tourism, livestock, and new information technologies. The company was founded by M. Fadil's father in 1944.〔(Mini-Bio & Company Background – November 2008; retrieved 3/23/2011 )〕〔(Président Directeur Général du Groupe Fadil; retrieved 2/1/2012 )〕〔(Newspaper Article July 2011 (mid-page); retrieved 2/1/2012 )〕
M. Fadil is also the Board Chairman of the Cameroon Standards & Quality Agency (ANOR),〔(Stds. & Quality Agency (ANOR); accessed 2/1/2012 )〕 and serves as Vice-Chairman of the board of directors of the Institute for Standardization & Metrology for Islamic Countries (INMPI).〔(INMPI – Institute for Standardization & Metrology; retrieved 2/1/2012 )〕 He is a member of several organisations engaged in the fight against corruption and in promotion of good governance. He is also a member of the Central Committee of the ruling Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (CPDM), and Vice-President of Coordination of his own campaign party in the Wouri constituency.〔(M.B. Fadil – ANOR & INMPI; retrieved 3/23/2011 )〕
== Family and background ==
M. Fadil's biological parents are both from the North Region of Cameroon, birthplace of Cameroon's first President Ahmadou Ahidjo. His father, El Hadj Fadil Abdoulaye Hassoumi (1924–1993), and mother, Adja Ahoua Doudou are members of the (Fulani (Fulbe) ), a dynamic tribe whose main economic activities are based on livestock and trade. In 1999, Mohamadou Bayero Fadil married Fatima Gumsu Abacha from Nigeria. She is the daughter of the former Nigerian president, Sani Abacha.〔(Website – Nigerian President Abacha; accessed 3/23/2011 )〕 The couple has been blessed with five children: three boys and two girls. Having an exceptionally creative mind, M. Fadil's father, as founder of Group Fadil, judiciously exploited the strategic, economic and commercial potentials of Cameroon Chemical Complex (CCC), the backbone of the of Group Fadil's chain of companies. When he left the company in 1993, he bequeathed an immeasurably vast legacy to Mohamadou Bayero Fadil, who kept the CCC flame burning.
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