Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) President, Ibrahim Musa Gusau’s administration is facing unprecedented criticism following the Super Eagles’ World Cup qualifying failure and the Super Falcons’ elimination from the Women’s World Cup, marking a collapse in Nigerian football administration. Critics accuse the “Glass House” leadership of fostering a toxic, unaccountable system that sidelines talent to protect bureaucratic interests, with mounting pressure from the National Sports Commission and the Senate for accountability. With the EFCC and the ICPC having commenced investigations into the utilisation of the N12bn Federal Government intervention fund released to the federation for players’ wages and bonuses, Gusau’s leadership of the country’s football governing body is hanging in the balance, writes Kunle Adewale

The leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is reportedly facing mounting pressure from the National Sports Commission (NSC) amid growing concerns over the…

EFCC and ICPC have summoned NFF officials to investigate the utilisation of a N12bn Federal Government intervention fund meant for players' wages and bonus