NFF ELECTION; GLASS HOUSE GETS NEW BOSS.

By-Olamide Awoyinfa Zamfara Born and former Chairman of Chairmen, Alahji Ibrahim Gusau was elected at the 78th annual general Assembly and Elective Congress held earlier today in Benin.

Ibrahim Gusau initially polled (21) votes to defeat the former 1st Vice President of NFF, Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi who polled 12 votes. Behind Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi was the 2nd Vice President, Sheu Dikko with (6) votes to finish third, while former Super Eagles goal keeper Peterside Idah and Abba Yola polled just 1 vote respectively. In the runoff election, Ibrahim Gusau defeated Peterside Idah who did not step down like Seyi Akinwunmi and Sheu Dikko did with 39 votes to 1 to become the newly elected NFF President, taking over from Amaju Pinnick after 8 years of holding the position. In the 1st Vice President Election, Felix Anyansi-Agwu with (23) votes emerged victorious defeating Senator Obinna Ogba who had (8) votes to become the new 1st Vice President, replacing Barr. Seyi Akinwunmi.

KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY WINS 2022 HIFL

 By- Olamide Awoyinfa 

KSU Steelers Team

The Federal University Oye Ekiti - Fuoye Dazzlers have been beaten in the higher institution football league Finals after a 1-3 defeat by Kogi State University -  Steelers in Lagos. 

The Dazzlers strike the first blow in the 1st minute of kick off, when the centre referee adjudged that Adewale was brought down in the box to award a penalty which was converted by Captain of the Dazzlers Dolapo Kolawole. 

Fuoye Dazzlers Team

Samuel Odutola pulled KSU Steelers back into the game in 4th minute after Fuoye defense failed to clear their lines properly

KSU Steelers had chance to go into the lead before half time but, Goalkeeper Lawani Clinton was at his best to keep them out. 

Clinton was later let down by his defenders once again in the 68 minutes, after they were caught napping and only for Suleiman Muhammed to give KSU Steelers the lead. 

Steelers dominated after their second goal in an otherwise disjointed half for both sides, Fuoye Dazzlers hope for a leveller were dashed nine minutes from time as Ali Selah slot in from close range from a beautiful cross in the 81st minute. 

Fuoye came close for a consolatory goal in the last minute but Korede could not keep his head down only to fire wide.

KSU steeler gets a 1-3 comfortable win to crown the Champions of the 2022 Higher institution football league and smile home with 5 million prize money.