NFF Writes FIFA To Postpone September 30 Election

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has written to the Federation of International Football (FIFA) to push forward the September 30 date slated for the forthcoming election.

In the letter signed by Muhammed Sanusi, the NFF General Secretary, the football body accused the Federal Government of interfering in football matters.

The NFF also told FIFA that the country’s judiciary is also interfering with the affairs of football.

ALSO READ: Court Puts NFF September 30th Election On Hold

Authoritative sources revealed that the latest move of the Amaju Pinnick-led board was targeted at getting approval to shift the election and remain in power for a few more months.

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