The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has finally moved into their permanent offices at The Sunday Dankaro House after renovation work was completed on the building.
The new secretariat is cited inside the Package B of the MKO Abiola national stadium in Abuja.
It was conceived by the administration of former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua who allocated surplus funds to the project from the Presidential Taskforce set up for the Super Eagles’ participation at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
It was eventually completed at a reported N350m and commissioned by former Vice President Namadi Sambo in 2013 but had been unoccupied six years on from completion.
Only last month, the Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare, had given the football federation a two-week ultimatum to relocate to the new secretariat.
The NFF has now complied with that directive and released pictures on their Twitter handle announcing the move to their new secretariat.
Today at the NFF Secretariat. pic.twitter.com/QsyQAcKW2W
— The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) March 2, 2020
NFF President Amaju Pinnick also visited the complex and held meetings with the management staff led by general secretary Mohammed Sanusi.
— The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) March 2, 2020
