Two big voices within Corporate Nigeria have thumbed
up the Nigeria Football Federation for display of transparency with regards to
the N50million and N25million windfalls from both organizations to the Super
Falcons, following the team’s triumph at the Women Africa Cup of Nations in
Ghana early last month.
At a special event honouring the Federation’s
sponsors and partners and the Super Falcons in Lagos, Mr. Olakunle Alake (Group
Managing Director, Dangote Industries) and Otega Ogra (Group Head, Corporate
Communications of BUA) and Tajudeen Ahmed (Group Head, Business Development of
BUA) lauded the decision by the NFF to have the monies transferred directly to
the beneficiaries.
“We asked to transfer the money directly to the NFF
but the leadership opted for direct payment to the players and officials. That was
a most commendable decision. They sent us the account details of all the
beneficiaries and we applaud such diligence and integrity,” said Alake.
Ogra said the NFF leadership had laid good grounds
for corporate organizations to want to do business with the Federation with its
transparency, integrity and accountability.
The occasion took place on the same day that the NFF
published in two major national newspapers, its audited account for the world
to see.
Both Dangote Group and BUA have since transferred
the monies directly to the bank accounts of the players and officials of the
Super Falcons.

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