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NFF Management And Staff Walking ‘To Eradicate Corruption’

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4 months ago

September 2, 2024

Joel Ajayi

Scores of members of Management and Staff of the Nigeria Football Federation on Saturday embarked on a ‘walk’ within the precincts of the MKO Abiola National Stadium and Area 1 in the Federal Capital to raise awareness on the need to eradicate corruption in the nation’s life.

Scores of persons braved the early-morning drizzle to walk from the Football House in Package B to Area 1 and back to the MKO Abiola National Stadium through Package A, with a ringing message for those serving the country in whatever capacity to imbibe the tenets of transparency and accountability.

Directors of the Federation, including Ademola Olajire – Media & Communications; Okey Obi -Legal Services; Paulinus Anameje – Finance & Admin; and Ruth David, Competitions, and deputy directors Dr. Ayo Abdulrahaman, Rajan Zaka, Dayo Enebi Achor and Alizor Chuks were joined by several assistant directors and the rank-and-file, as well as youth corps in the exercise. NFF’s Desk Officer at the ICPC, Mr. Lawrence Abuo was also part of the exercise.

NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi addressed the officers at the end of the walk, stating that the need for transparency and accountability in the administration and organization of Nigeria Football can never be over-emphasised. He praised them for their commitment to these virtues as underscored by the walk, and promised that the walk would be a regular exercise among members of Management and Staff of the Federation

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NFF President Ibrahim Gusau Salutes Football Stakeholders At Christmas, Calls for Unity and More Support in 2025

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2 days ago

December 24, 2024

The Gleamer

As the festive season unfolds, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) President Ibrahim Gusau has extended heartfelt Christmas greetings to football stakeholders across the nation.

In his Christmas message, Gusau reflected on the importance of unity, gratitude, and dedication within the Nigerian football community. He acknowledged the tireless efforts of stakeholders who have contributed to the growth and development of the sport over the past year.

“This festive season is a time for reflection, gratitude, and celebration of the values that unite us as a football family. Your contributions have been instrumental in shaping the beautiful game in our great nation,” Gusau wrote.

Highlighting key milestones achieved in 2024, Gusau praised advancements in football infrastructure, grassroots development, and the improved competitiveness of Nigeria’s national teams. These successes, he noted, were made possible through collective commitment and support.

The NFF President encouraged stakeholders to embrace the core values of the game—unity, fair play, mutual respect and total support as they look toward a promising future for Nigerian football in 2025. He emphasized that the NFF will need the total support of all Nigerians as the Super Eagles approach the crucial stage of the World Cup qualifiers.

“Let us continue to work together to build a brighter future for Nigerian football, where our talented players can thrive, and our fans can be proud,” he added.

Gusau concluded his message with a wish for a joyous Christmas and a prosperous new year, emphasizing a shared vision of football excellence in 2025 and beyond.

The NFF President’s Christmas message resonates as both a celebration of achievements and a rallying call for unity and support in the Nigerian football community.

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