The President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Melvin Pinnick, has arrived in London for a series of meetings connected with Nigeria’a football development.
Pinnick has continued to espouse a vision of attracting all able and capable legs that are eligible to represent Nigeria to consider playing for the country, irrespective of their places of abode or allegiances at junior level.
In company with NFF spokesman, Ademola Olajire, Pinnick will also meet the members of NFF Technical Study Group, who have been in the United Kingdom for a week enhancing their capacity in match reading, match preparation and backroom analysis.
Few weeks ago, the NFF boss met with several parents of Nigerian-born footballers who are excelling in the United Kingdom but are angling to represent fatherland at senior level, even though some have played for England at age-grade level.
Pinnick is also scheduled to meet with a couple of corporate concerns.
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