The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
The Nigerian Football Federation has refuted reports it is lacking in funds to prosecute the World Cup Qualifying Match against Zambia next month.
NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire described the reports as untrue.
He said plans have been concluded to take the contingent to Ndola, venue of the clash with Zambia and funds to cater for the players welfare have been made available.
Nigeria play Zambia on Sunday October 9th in their first match of the 2018 World cup qualifying series.
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