A High Court in Jos has quashed an order restraining the
board of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) from office
after sitting late Wednesday.
As a result, FIFA are now expected to overturn its ban on
Nigeria immediate.
The NFF executive committee led by president Aminu Maigari
is expected to return to office to fulfil FIFA's conditions to lift a
ban it imposed on the country last week.
It would be recalled that FIFA suspended Nigeria from all
football activities after accusing her of government's
interference in football administration which resulted in the
removal of Aminu Maigari-led executive committee.
According to AfricanFootball.com, the NFF Secretary-General,
Musa Amadu has subsequently communicated FIFA of these
developments.
FIFA had given Nigeria until Thursday to comply with its
directives to vacate the court case and reinstate the NFF
executive committee.
When FIFA eventually lift the ban on Thursday, Nigeria will
feature at the FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup in Canada coming
up next month.
Also, the country’s U17 male team, will be allowed to travel to
DR Congo for their final round first leg qualifier for African
Junior Championship in Kinshasa.
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