Nigeria Football Federation

Nigeria Football Federation

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) is the governing body for football (soccer) in Nigeria. Established in 1945, the NFF is responsible for organizing and overseeing all football-related activities in the country, including national teams, leagues, and grassroots development programs.

The NFF is affiliated with FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association), the world governing body for football, and CAF (Confederation of African Football), the governing body for football in Africa.

Key responsibilities of the NFF include:

  1. Managing the national football teams: The NFF oversees the development and management of various national teams, including the men’s senior team (Super Eagles), women’s senior team (Super Falcons), youth teams, and age-group teams.
  2. Organizing domestic leagues and competitions: The NFF is responsible for organizing and regulating domestic football leagues, such as the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), as well as cup competitions and tournaments at various levels.
  3. Youth development: The NFF focuses on grassroots development programs to identify and nurture young talent across the country. This includes organizing youth leagues, talent identification camps, and development initiatives to groom future football stars.
  4. Administration and governance: The NFF establishes rules and regulations governing football in Nigeria, including player registrations, club licensing, and disciplinary matters. It also works to promote transparency and accountability within the football governing structure.
  5. International representation: The NFF represents Nigeria’s interests in international football forums, including participating in FIFA and CAF competitions, attending meetings, and collaborating with other football associations globally.

CONTACTS

Some of the States and Zonal Offices are Listed Below:

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