Mohammed Sanusi, General Secretary of the Nigeria Football Federation, headed by Amaju Pinnick, on Monday said he could only be sacked by a body recognised by CAF or FIFA.
Sanusi told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that he would not be bothered by any declaration of his being sacked by any group.
NAN reports that the Chris Giwa-led NFF board had on Sunday said it had terminated the appointment of Sanusi as NFF General Secretary.
He said: “I wonder how a group of people who did not employ me will think they have the power to sack someone they did not employ.
“How can a body that did not employ me sack me? It is only an NFF that is recognised by CAF or FIFA that can sack me.”
NAN reports that, according to the Giwa-led NFF board, Sanusi’s appointment termination followed the enrolment Order 5, page 3 of the Order of the Federal High Court in Jos.
Victor Iroele, Giwa’s Senior Special Assistant on Media, had said on Sunday in a statement that the order was granted to the matter’s first and second applicants.
According to the order, all acts, resolutions and or decisions made or taken by the Executive Committee of the NFF purportedly elected on September 30 2014 were also set aside.
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