An investigative article examines nearly six decades of Nigerian football leadership, noting that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has been predominantly led by non-footballers, including military officers, government appointees, and businessmen. The piece questions whether former footballers, who have rarely held the federation's presidency, are judged by the same standards as their non-footballer counterparts. It highlights recurring issues such as unstable technical direction despite past successes like African championships and World Cup appearances.
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