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Nigerian Ex-NFA Chair Pinnick Appointed CAF President’s Adviser

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‎Former Chairman of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Pinnick, has been appointed as Special Adviser to CAF President Patrice Motsepe.

Sunday ‎Dare, a former Minister of youth and sports development, described the appointment as a significant boost for Nigerian and African football.

Dare congratulated Pinnick on his return to continental football leadership.

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‎Pinnick, a former President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) was appointed on Saturday by Motsepe, marking his reintegration into CAF’s inner circle.

‎The presidential aide commended Pinnick’s dedication to football governance and his consistent influence across Africa’s sporting landscape.

‎“Amaju Pinnick’s re-emergence on the continental football stage is a testament to his vast experience and tireless passion for the beautiful game.

‎”His new appointment as Special Adviser to the CAF President is well-deserved, and I am confident he will make invaluable contributions to African football at this strategic level,” Dare said.

‎Dare emphasised that Pinnick’s presence within the CAF executive will once again, place Nigeria at the center of major football decisions on the continent.

‎”It’s a win for the country and a proud moment for Nigerian sports leadership, especially at a time where President Bola Tinubu has mandated the development of a strong sports economy in Nigeria under the Renewed Hope Agenda,” he added.

‎Pinnick previously served as CAF first Vice President and as a member of the FIFA Council.

‎During his tenure, he worked closely with Dare as minister, forging a synergy to reposition Nigerian football and sports generally.

‎Dare expressed optimism that Pinnick’s appointment would further elevate Nigeria’s reputation in international football governance.

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