Former Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Technical Committee Chairman Barrister Chris Green has charged The Nigeria Football Federation and the League Management Company to bring the Nigerian professional football league back on television.
Green said reviving both the Nigerian professional football league and Nigeria women premier league should be the priority for the football authorities in the country.
He urged all stakeholders to work as a team in order to get sponsors for both leagues that would see Club get reasonable financial incentives at the end of the season.
“There must be a division of labour and no overlapping of responsibility. The Premier league head must pay absolute attention to his primary assignment of growing the league and less visible with the affairs of the NFF for optimum results.”
“We need sponsors, we need the league matches back on TV, we need players to be well remunerated and on time, we need first class stadia and facilities, we need medical equipment etc and we need prize money.”
“Women football should be given equal attention as well as the age grade teams. Coaches must be chosen devoid of sentiments.” he said.
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