Emeruwa, who affirmed that the country has the human and material resources to rank among the best football playing nations of the world, said what Nigerian football lacks, currently, is proper planning and the will to do the tough, but right things.
“We have to push and break boundaries. Transparency, accountability, careful planning and a growth that creates opportunities for all stakeholders is what I am offering Nigeria,” he said. “Our statute will be reviewed to accommodate the dynamism of football. Excellence is non-negotiable because we want to build a virile football economy so that when players, coaches, football journalists and other stakeholders retire from their primary function, they will be absorbed by that economy.
On the local league, Emeruwa said he would hand over the organisation of the various competitions to the clubs, who, on their part, will appoint officials to run them. He added: “I will dissolve the League Management Company and help the clubs to elect leaders for the Nigerian Professional Football League . The same thing will happen to the women league and all the other lower leagues.
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