Reported by: Oahimire Omone Precious | Edited by: Henry Owen
Some men wait for power to find them, but Engr. Joseph Ciroma became power himself — not through the flow of electricity alone, but through the light he brings to humanity.
From the quiet community of Tanda-Kagoma in Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Ciroma’s journey has been one of purpose, not privilege. Guided by discipline, excellence, and a deep sense of duty, he rose through the ranks to become the General Manager and Program Coordinator at the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) — a testament to hard work and integrity.
Yet, his greatest legacy extends far beyond the national power grid. Through the Engr. Joseph Ciroma Foundation, he has continued to illuminate lives across communities — bringing clean water to those in need, supporting education for underprivileged children, empowering families and young entrepreneurs, and aiding victims of crises in Southern Kaduna.
His commitment to youth development and community unity also earned him recognition as the Ambassador of the Kingdom Unity Games (KUGA 2025), reflecting his unwavering belief in hope, peace, and empowerment through collective effort.
Engr. Ciroma’s story is a reminder that true leadership is not defined by titles but by impact. He is more than an engineer — he is a builder of people, a transmitter of change, and a transformer of generations.
While others talk about leadership, he lives it. And while many seek fame, Ciroma continues to build a legacy that lights the path for others.
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