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NFF Elections: The Time Is Now For Me To Be The President, says Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi

Presidential candidate in the forthcoming NFF election, Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi says this is the right time for him to become the next president of the Nigeria Football Federation. 


Barrister Seyi Akinwunmi, NFF 1st Vice President and Presidential candidate in the forthcoming NFF Elections


He said he has the managerial skill set to lead the apex football authority in the country. 


Barrister Akinwunmi is making a promise and speaking peace to the football fraternity ahead of the NFF election. 


He said the circumstance that had hitherto seemed insurmountable in Nigerian football will be a thing of the past.


Barrister Akinwunmi who is the Chairman of Lagos state football association stated further that the message of hope to all football loving Nigerians is to await the implementation of his Football First ideology that would usher in a rebirth for the nation's football ecosystem. 


He declared that his lofty thoughts and plans for a new NFF would start to manifest as soon as he takes over the mantle of leadership.

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