The NFF Electoral Committee 2022 has cleared a total of 11 persons to contest for the position of NFF President at the Federation’s elections scheduled for Friday, 30th September in Benin City.
Top on the list are current
1st Vice President, Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi; current 2nd Vice President, Mallam
Shehu Dikko; current Chairman of Chairmen, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau; current
Member of Board, Suleiman Yahaya-Kwande; immediate past General Secretary,
Barr. Musa Amadu and; Head of Safety and Security of the Confederation of
African Football, Dr. Christian Emeruwa.
Also cleared for the exalted
post, to be vacated by FIFA Council Member, Mr Amaju Melvin Pinnick, are former
NFF 1st Vice President, Mazi Amanze Uchegbulam; Chairman of the FCT Football
Association, Mallam Adam Mouktar Mohammed; former Nigeria international
goalkeeper, Peterside Idah; former Chairman of Kano Pillars FC and respected
technocract, Alhaji Abba Abdullahi Yola and; UK-based David-Buhari Doherty.
Mr. Paul Yusuf from Plateau
State was disqualified as a result of invalid nomination; the same axe that
swept Mr. Marcellinus Anyanwu from Imo State out of the race.
Three persons, viz current
Member of Board, Chief Felix Anyansi-Agwu; current Member of Board, Senator
Obinna Ogba and; Mr Chinedu Okoye will battle for the post of 1st Vice
President.
Current Member of Board,
Alhaji Yusuf Ahmed ‘Fresh’ was the only one who obtained the form, and has been
cleared for, the position of Chairman of Chairmen.
Contesting for seats on the
Executive Committee from the South East are: Pastor Emeka Inyama (Abia State);
Mr. Chikelue Iloenyosi (Anambra State); Mr Karibe Pascal Ojigwe (Abia State);
Mr. Jude Benjamin Obikwelu (Anambra State) and; Sir Emmanuel Ochiagha (Imo
State).
For North Central are Alhaji
Mohammed Alkali (Nasarawa State); Rt. Hon. Margaret Icheen (Benue State); Hon.
Idris Abdullahi Musa (Kwara State); Mr. Daniel Amokachi (Benue State) and; Mr.
Benedict Akwuegbu (Plateau State).
Current Member of Board, Ms
Aisha Falode tops the list of candidates from the South South region, with
Chief Kenneth Nwaomucha (Delta State); Mr. Gregory Abang (Cross River State);
Mr. Roland Abu Omomoh (Edo State); Barr. Poubeni Ogun (Bayelsa State); Mr
Jarret Tenebe (Edo State) and; Rt. Hon. Essien Udofot (Akwa Ibom State) also
vying for seats from that zone.
Current Member of Board,
Alhaji Ganiyu Majekodunmi leads the list of contestants for seats from the
South West, with Otunba Sunday Dele-Ajayi (Ondo State); Alhaji Olawale Gafar
Liameed (Lagos State); Mr. Afolabi Taiwo Olugbenga (Osun State); Mr. Ayodeji
Adegbenro (Ondo State) and Barr. Pelumi Jacob Olajengbesi also in the race. Mr.
Ayodeji Ogunjobi (Osun State) was disqualified for not providing evidence of
tax payment.
North East candidates are
current Member of Board, Alhaji Babagana Kalli (Borno State); Barr. Sajo
Mohammed (Adamawa State) and; Mr. Timothy Henman Magaji (Taraba State)
Current Member of Board,
Alhaji Sharif Rabiu Inuwa (Kano State) is the only candidate from the North
West.
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