World football governing body, FIFA,gave Nigeria until Friday, October 31, 2014 to resolve the crisis in Nigeria football or face a lengthy ban from all football related activities.

In a letter addressed to Amaju Pinnick who was duly elected as the president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) at the September 30 elections in Warri, Delta State, Secretary General of FIFA, Jerome Valcke, said that the world football body extended the grace period for Nigeria till Friday as an opportunity to avoid a lengthy ban.“This gives Nigerian football a last opportunity to avoid a lengthy suspension. We inform you that if by Friday 31 October 2014 at midday Nigerian time we have not received proof that the case (the Jos Federal High Court ruling that sacked the Pinnick led NFF board) has been definitively withdrawn from court and that the board elected on 30 September 2014 is able to carry out its activities without any hindrance, we will refer the case to the FIFA Emergency Committee for implementation of the suspension”.

the man that took our useless NFF to court must be held responsible if anything happens to our football. very useless mad man. Personal interest before National interest

Nigeria will come out of this problem,I m very sure about that.

seunlayi:
the man that took our useless NFF to court must be held responsible if anything happens to our football. very useless mad man. Personal interest before National interest

He has agreed to accept a position offered to him in the NFF but his followers,those in his board rejected the proposition because they weren't included. I know that they will resolve their differences amicably b4 the deadline.