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FCT FA Chairman Calls for Reforms After N1bn Boost to NPFL Prize Money

FCT FA Chairman Calls for Reforms After N1bn Boost to NPFL Prize Money

FCT FA chairman Adam Mohammed praises the National Sports Commission's decision to boost Nigeria Premier Football League prize money to N1bn, seeking further reforms for the sport in the Federal Capital Territory.

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Federal Capital Territory Football Association Chairman Adam Mohammed has called for reforms in Nigerian football after receiving a N1 billion boost from the National Sports Commission's decision to increase prize money for Nigeria Premier Football League champions. The increased funding is seen as a major step forward for the league but Mohammed believes more work needs to be done to improve the overall competitiveness and structure of the competition. He has urged the government to implement reforms that will help increase the league's profile globally.

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