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NFF appeals CAF decision on Edo Queens’ WAFU-B title
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has appealed to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) against the annulment of Edo Queens’ disputed WAFU-B title. The NFF, in a petition contained in
INTERVIEW: Ex-Super Eagles defender, Ben Iroha, speaks on NFF Presidency, Nigeria’s football crisis, life after football
In this interview with PREMIUM TIMES, the former international reflects on the crisis in Nigerian football, the differences between his generation of players and the current crop, his experience with
NFF: Public funding requires scrutiny
By Godwin Dudu-Orumen Who owns Nigerian Football? The people who built the game remain outside the room where its offices are shared. Where are the footballers? Not only the famous
Dikko: FIFA Endorses NFF Reform, To Set Up Independent Normalisation Committee
The National Sports Commission Chairman, Shehu Dikko, says FIFA has endorsed Nigeria’s plan to comprehensively reform the country’s football administration following the resignation of the Nigeria Football Federation board and
Infantino: FIFA ready to support Nigeria’s football reform drive
Infantino disclosed this on Tuesday after meeting a Nigerian delegation led by National Sports Commission (NSC) Chairman Shehu Dikko at FIFA House in Zurich, Switzerland The post Infantino: FIFA ready
NFF exposes fake FIFA letter as Nigeria delegation meets football body
The document, dated 1 September, and purportedly signed by FIFA Secretary-General Mattias Grafström, claimed FIFA had raised concerns over the resignation of former NFF President Ibrahim Gusau and threatened possible
FIFA threatens sanction over alleged govt interference in NFF
FIFA has requested clarification from Nigerian football authorities over reports alleging government interference in the affairs of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). In a letter dated September 1, 2026, signed
Ex-int’l Obafemi Martins backs Seyi Tinubu for NFF presidency
By Efe Onodjae Former Super Eagles striker, Obafemi Martins, has expressed confidence in Seyi Tinubu’s leadership potential, suggesting that the Nigerian businessman could one day become president of the Nigeria
Gusau’s legacy: Four years of failure and a resignation too late
By Douglas Baye-Osagie Ibrahim Gusau’s resignation as President of the Nigeria Football Federation should not be mistaken for an achievement. After four years in charge, he leaves behind a federation
