Nigeria Football Federation second vice-president Shehu Dikko has been implicated in the ongoing NFF corruption investigation scandal.
According to documents made available to busybuddiesng.com, Dikko may have been using his office as the NFF vice-president to influence the NFF’s relationship with marketing agency Mediterranean Sports Limited, where he’s a director.
In what appears to be a textbook case of conflict of interest, Mediterranean Sports, which is of interest to Shehu Dikko received a 20% commission, worth $60,000 for “services as marketing agent with respect to the partnership agreement between Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and Aiteo Group.”
Damning Document Requesting The Sum $20,000 To Be Paid To ‘Marketing Agent’ Mediterranean Sports. 
Corporate Affairs Commission Document Listing NFF 2nd Vice President Shehu Dikko as Director of Mediterranean Sports 
Shehu Dikko was appointed to the Board of Mediterranean Sports Limited in 2013.
Shehu Dikko is currently under scrutiny by the Special Presidential Investigatory Panel (SPIP) on the recovery of public property whose chairman, Okoi Obono-Obla, said a prima facie case has been established against Dikko and seven other NFF members including President Amaju Pinnick, 1st Vice President Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi, Executive Committee member Alhaji Ahmed Yusuf, Alizor Chuks, Mohammed Cheku and NFF Secretary-General Dr Sanusi Mohammed.
According to the FIFA Code Of Ethics Article 21: 1-2, which covers possible conflict of interest cases, “Unless covered by a genuine commercial agreement,” Shehu Dikko could face a fine of 10,000 Swiss francs, and a two-year ban from all football-related activity.
Cover of Certified True Copies Of Mediterranean Sports Limited Filed Documents At The CAC. 
A Request To Obtain Certified True Copies (CTC) of Mediterranean Sports Limited Documents At The CAC 
Share Allotment At Mediterranean Sports Limited Where Dikko Is A Director 
Former chairman of Gombe Football Association, Ahmed Shuaib Gara-Gombe, also released some of the incriminating documents on his Facebook page last week.
There’s been no word yet regarding the outcome of the current investigation by the Special Presidential Investigatory Panel (SPIP).
