Dikko disclosed this at the Extraordinary congress of the NFF in Yenogoa on Monday, as he emphasised that the current statutes does not align with current direction of sports governance in Nigeria.
“It is important that we speak honestly. The 2010 NFF Statutes have become obsolete. It is no longer fit for purpose. It does not reflect modern governance standards,” Dikko said.
“It does not sufficiently guarantee inclusivity or balanced stakeholder participation, and it does not align with the current direction of sports governance in Nigeria ad evisioned or with evolving global best practices.
“What may have seemed adequate in 2010 has clearly become inadequate for Nigeria football in 2026 and beyond.
“The game has evolved, governance expectations has changed, and Nigeria itself has moved forward,” he said.
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