NFF President Ibrahim Gusau has stepped down from office following mounting criticism over Nigeria’s recent football setbacks, including the failure of the Super Eagles and Super Falcons to qualify for the World Cup.
The President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Ibrahim Gusau, has resigned from office amid growing criticism of the country’s football administration.
Gusau announced his resignation during a press conference in Abuja on Thursday, bringing his tenure at the helm of Nigerian football to an end.
His resignation comes against the backdrop of mounting concerns over the performance and administration of the country’s national teams.
The development follows recent setbacks involving the Super Eagles and Super Falcons, with both senior national teams failing to secure qualification for the World Cup.
Gusau’s decision is expected to generate further discussions about the leadership and direction of Nigerian football as stakeholders seek solutions to the challenges affecting the country’s national teams.