The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is set to enhance its collaboration with the mini-football team, aiming to establish a strategic partnership that will be mutually beneficial. This effort aligns with the NFF’s ongoing dedication to advancing football development and governance across Nigeria.
On Friday, members of the mini-football team visited the NFF headquarters in Abuja for discussions with General Secretary Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, MON. During this meeting, Dr. Sanusi emphasized the critical need for professionalism within the federation and the importance of ensuring that the NFF’s activities comply with the regulations set forth by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).
Dr. Sanusi reaffirmed the NFF’s essential role in managing and regulating football in Nigeria, making it clear that all related events must obtain the necessary approvals and sanctions from the federation. He highlighted the importance of adhering to the standards established by FIFA and CAF, stressing the significance of following international best practices in football governance.
The mini-football team was represented by notable figures including Alhaji Umah Yusuf Datti, Ambassador Paul Chukwudi Maduakor, Chief Agu Chukwuemelie Lambert, Ambassador Sheriff Mulade, and Fabian Edaba. Their participation signifies a united effort to improve football governance and promote collaboration at various levels of the sport in Nigeria.
This partnership between the NFF and the mini-football team marks a significant step towards enhancing football governance and development in the nation. The NFF remains committed to engaging with stakeholders to fulfill its objectives.
