x

NFF to benefit from FIFA COVID-19 grant

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is to benefit from the sum of $500,000 (about N95million)with FIFA sharing $150million to its member associations as palliative amid the hardship occasioned by the Coronavirus pandemic.

FIFA says the money will be shared to a hundred and twenty one member football associations including Nigeria

The money is FIFA members’ 2019 and 2020 operational funding.

The second installment of the 2020 funding was planned to be paid in July, but the world football governing body has decided to fast-track it and make it available to also serve as bailout in the face of challenges which the coronavirus scourge has posed.

It is expected that the Amaju Pinnick-led NFF will get huge relief from the FIFA money amid its stringent financial situation.

Hot this week

Outrage in A’ibom as Lagos Government demiolishes Ibibio Community Centre

By Ogenyi Ogenyi, UyoThe demolition of the community...

TCN Commends NSCDC for Arresting Three Suspected Vandals at Osogbo Transmission Substation

By Jabiru HassanThe Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has...

FCT Students Shine at China–Nigeria Cultural Festival

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuStudents from the Federal Capital Territory,...

Spread of falsehoods national security threat, BAVCCA warns Nigerians

The Bloggers and Vloggers, Content Creators Association of Nigeria...

Salem University Lokoja to Graduate 168 Students at 7th Convocation Ceremony

By Noah Ocheni, LokojaSalem University, Lokoja, is set to...

NNPP Chairman Says 2026 Budget Will Drive Kano’s Transformation

By Jabiru HassanKano State Chairman of the New Nigeria...

Gen. Ali-Keffi Alleges Retirement and Detention After Capturing Boko Haram Leader in Letter to Tinubu

By Achadu Gabriel, KadunaMajor General Danjuma Ali-Keffi (rtd) has...

Antimicrobial Resistance Drains Nigeria, Claims 60 m Lives Yearly — WHO

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuThe World Health Organization (WHO)...

A”Ibom unveils bold initiative to end open defeacation

In an effort to strengthen sanitation systems and protect public health, Akwa Ibom Government has announced plans to roll out the “Keep Akwa Ibom Clean” project—a comprehensive, statewide sanitation campaign targeted at ending open defecation by 2030.

UNICEF Condemns Deadly Attack on Kebbi School, Calls for Immediate Release of School Girls

Joyce Remi-BabayejuThe United Nations Children Fund, UNICEF,...

Mahmoud Urges Asian Investors to Leverage Abuja’s Infrastructure for Business

By Joyce Remi-BabayejuFCT Minister of State, Dr. Mariya...

National Youth Alliance Vows to Continue as Movement Until Youth Lead Nigeria

By Jabiru HassanThe National Youth Alliance (NYA) has reaffirmed...

Salem University Lokoja to Graduate 168 Students at 7th Convocation Ceremony

By Noah Ocheni, LokojaSalem University, Lokoja, is set to...

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img