Staff of the Nigerian Football Federation have been allowed into their offices after thorough screening and identification.
The staff, at the Abuja headquarters of the NFF, popularly known as Glass House, were earlier on Monday prevented by stern looking soldiers and riot policemen from entering their offices.
This followed fears of a breakdown of law and order over the crisis rocking the football house.
Amaju Pinncik and Chris Giwa are locked in a battle for the control of the Glass House.
Giwa, who got a court order that has been interpreted in several ways, had vowed to resume work as the NFF president on Monday.
This led to the deployment of soldiers and policemen to the Glass House.
Further reports had it on Monday that all the civil servants who could identify themselves have been allowed into their offices.
Top of the list is the General Secretary of the NFF, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, who was pronounced sacked and replaced on Sunday by the Giwa faction.
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