He stated this in his office at a meeting with the Main Organising Committee (MOC) of the Games. He also said that, since the theme of the Games is “Sports Without Boundary”, the competition will encourage the spirit of friendship and sportsmanship across our borders.
Prince Ademola Adeniji-Adele further said that, the State Government is using the vehicle of sports to empower and encourage youths in getting quality education in Lagos State. All the athletes and footballers that will participate in the competitions are students currently in schools. The State Government aims at developing our youth and actually maintain the true age grade at all competitions. These crops of young athletes are expected to form the corps of future athletes for Nigeria, he concluded.

The coach Peter Dedervbo handled side defeated Korea DPR 3-2 in their opening game last Sunday and will be hoping to win today’s match  and book a place in the next round of the competition.
“I strongly believe in these young girls based on what they did against Korea DPR in their first game but playing the host nation will be different. But I believe we have a team that can do it”, says the Super Falcons coach.
“They just have to be very focussed and careful because the home fans may be out to intimidate them, but if they play their normal game and have target, they will definitely excel”.
Eucharia however advised them to learn from some of the mistakes they made in the first match and approach today’s game with cautions.
“The only advice I can give them is to learn from their past mistakes and know what they are doing. Beating Trinidad and Tobago will give them lots of confidence in other matches”.

He was part of the 11 home based players called up by caretaker coach, Austin Eguavoen in the run up to the Gabon/Equitorial Guinea African Cup of Nations qualifier decided at U.J Esuene Stadium, Calabar on Sunday.
And the young strike star gleefully informed Complete Sports that he is on the verge of grabbing a new career deal in Portugal
“This is not the first time I am being called up to the Super Eagles,” starts the dark skinned forward.
“I was part of the team that travelled to South Korea for the friendly match last month. So I am very happy to be called up again for this match against Madagascar.
“Even though I was not fielded in the match, I have no ill feelings at all. My heart is full of felicitation for those playing because it is a collective effort and everyone will one day get his own chance to play.
“Besides, I have been invited by Victoria Setubal of Portugal for a possible deal, which is one of the major gains of my being part of the Super Eagles.
“My visa is expected to arrive on September 17 and then I will travel to Portugal for trials, medicals and all other things if everything go well,” Bunde explained.

The English Premier League champions also registered additional five players in the B list.
Clubs are allowed to submit an A List and B List, both equally eligible for selection for games.
Regulations stipulate that the A List consists of the majority of the first team squad while young players who have been at the club for a certain period of time can make the B List.

Complete Sports can also report that three other African players in the team also made the list. They are Didier Drogba, Michael Essien and Salomon Kalou.
Other players registered by the English club are Petr Cech, Branislav Ivanovic, Ashley Cole, Ramires, Frank Lampard, Yossi Benayoun, Jose Bosingwa and Yury Zhirkov.
Also registered are Paulo Ferreira, Ross Turnbull, Daniel Sturridge, John Terry, Alex, Nicolas Anelka and Henrique Hilario.

Fatayi-Williams said that the swimmers would take part in the 100m, 200m, 400m freestyle, backstroke and butterfly.
He expressed confidence that the swimmers, who had been in camp for the past two weeks, would not disappoint in Morocco.
The president, however, expressed regrets over the paucity of funds, lack of sponsorship and poor facilities which, he noted, were threatening the development of the  sport in the country.

“The girls are still very young though there were some lapses in the match, but I must commend their determination to start the tournament on a winning note. Their subsequent games would be better than this, “the former Bayelsa Queens FC defender opined.
Obi who was listed by coach Uche Eucharia for preparation for the next AWC further revealed that the team should work on their defence line in the next game against host nation, Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday.
“They must be very careful so as not to allow cheaky goals in their next game,” she said.
Ngozi Okobi gave the Flamingoes an early lead in the third minute of the game before the North Koreans restored parity and went ahead in the 28th and 58th minute with goals from Kimsu Gyong and Kim Jong. Okobi grabbed her second goal in the 79th minute of the encounter after Francisca Ordega had levelled scores for the Nigerian girls in the 77th minute.

“The Nigerian girls were very skilful and too physical for the Koreans, but they must avoid conceding cheeky goals like they did on Sunday and strive to convert chances that come their way.
“I watched Trinidad and Tobago against Chile and they are not really a bad team. They’ve got the stamina which Nigerian teams are usually known for and also have some exciting players.
“If the Nigerian girls can beat Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday, then they have the chance to get very far in the tournament,” Aigbogun who told Complete Sports she dreams of representing Nigeria at the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup stated.

Taiwo Johnson of Rowe Park Club emerged winner in Ayo-Olopon after defeating Alale Babatunde also of Rowe Park 2-0 in the final. He smiled home with the sum of N10, 000 and a gold medal, while Babatunde won a silver medal with the sum of N7, 500. Prince Ade Adenigbagbe of Makoko Club won the first bronze medal with the sum of N2, 500, while Gabriel Tinubu won the second bronze with N2, 500.

Rasaq Timi of Iwaya Club won gold medal in Draughts after a keenly contested game that ended 2-0 with Femi Giwa of Casino Club. He won the sum of N10, 000, while Giwa settled for the silver medal with the sum of N7, 500. Tunde Adigun and Ezekiel Gbengbe won the two bronze medals and the sum of N2, 500.

Honourable Minister Sir, the Federation would require the sum of N1,544,496,761.00 (One Billion, Five Hundred and Forty-Four Million, Four Hundred and Ninety-Six Thousand, Seven Hundred and Sixty-One Naira) to prosecute the tournament i.e. Training Camp, Daily Allowances and Winning Bonuses to players and officials, as well as payment of Administrative Costs. (The Estimate is hereby attached).
The immediate fund available to the Federation is the sum of N900,000,000.00 (Nine Hundred Million Naira) released by the Federal Government to prosecute the tournament.

The FIFA Preparation Grant of $1m (Equivalent sum of N155,000,000; One Hundred and Fifty-Five Million Naira) has also been received by the Federation and had been utilized to meet the following 2010 FIFA World Cup preparation expenses:
i. Coaches Recruitment (Conducted jointly by the Federation and the PTF) $103,841
ii. Prosecution of friendly match between Super Eagles of Nigeria and Democratic Republic of Congo $232,008
iii. Payment of arrears of Berti Vogts salaries (Former Super Eagles Technical Adviser). (Contractually to be borne by Globacom) $213,217.20
iv. Purchase of 2010 World Cup Match tickets for officials $264,000
v. Settlement of Technical Adviser (Lars Lagerback) and his 4 other Assistants various trips to Nigeria (Tickets Refund, Hotel Accommodation and other sundry expenses) $206,943
vi. Payment of Technical Adviser Monthly Imprest (Lars Lagerback) $30,000

SUMMARY Training Camp (London) (Appendix 1)           N310,840,671.00
Administrative Cost (South Africa (Appendix 2)         383,791,090.00 
Daily Allowances + Winning Bonuses (Appendix 3)  N849,865,000.00

Sir, the Federation would strive to source for the shortfall of N644,496,761.00 (Six Hundred and Forty-Four Million, Four Hundred and Ninety-Six Thousand, Seven Hundred and Sixty-One Naira) i.e (N1,544,496,761 – N900,000,000.00) from our other sources of Internally Generated Income.
Once more, we sincerely thank the Honourable Minister/Chairman, NSC for the support, enthusiasm and interest shown in assiting the Federation in excelling at the Mundial as well as to see to the development of football in the country.
We sincerely assure you of our support all the time, kindly accept our highest sporting regards.

Alh. Sani Lulu Abdullahi
President
Cc: Director General, NSC
APPENDIX 1
SUPER EAGLES TRAINING CAMP FOR WORLD CUP (LONDON)
S/N    ITEMS    N        $
1. Accommodation: 15 Twin Rooms @ $380 for 10 nights  57,000
2. Accommodation: 20 Single Rooms @ $220 for 10 nights      44,000
3. Accommondation: 3 Suites @ $675 for 10 nights        20,250
4. Feeding @ $87.50 x 50 persons x 10 days       43,750
5. Training water, Projector, Meeting Rooms etc        10,000
6. Daily allowance for 30 players @ $100 per day for
 10 days            30,000
7. Daily allowance for Chief Coach @ $200 per day for
 10 days              2,000
8. Daily allowance: 4 Assistant Coaches @ $150 x 10 days       6,000
9. Daily allowance: Doctor, Physio (2), Secretary, Coordinator,
 Media @ $100 x 10 days x 6                           6,00010.
Daily allowance: 2 Curators @ $50 x 10 days x 2               1,000
11. Estacode allowance for Honourable Minister @ $900 x 5      4,500
12. Estacode allowance for President, DG + 2 Other @ $600
 for 5 days                            12,000
13. Estacode allowance for General Secretary @ $425
 for 5 days              2,125
14. Ticket refund for 28 Foreign Based Players @ $8,500
 and 4 Foreign Coaches @ $8,500 each       272,000
15. Int’l. Air Ticket: Minister, DG, 2 Other
 @ N972,024 x 4 –   N3,888,096.00
16. Int’l. Air Ticket, PA to (Minister) –   N400,000.00
17. Int’l. Air Tickets – Players + Officials –   N3,600,000
18. Int’l Air Tickets – President, GS, 3 Board
       Members + 45 (Players + Officials)
 @ N972,024 x 50 –   N48,601,200
19. Int’l Air Tickets – 3 Secretariat
 Staff @ N400,000 –   N1,200,000
20. Local Air Tickets – President,
      GS + 3 Board Members –    N400,000
21. Local Air Tickets 3 Secretariat
 Staff  –   N120,000
22. Estacode allowance for 3 Board Members and 3
 Management Staff @ $425 for 10 days         25,500
23. Hiring of training pitches and facilities at $3,000
 per day for 10 days @ $2,500          30,000
24. Hiring of Bus and Car for 10 days @ $2,500         25,000
25. Laundry            10,000
26. Administrative Logistics, Medical, Visa and
       Contingericies including Documentary – N3,000,000 60,000
27. Air Charter: London-Durban (South Africa)  428,000

NANF VS NFF CASE…NANF VS NFF CASE…NANF VS NFF CASE…
THE JUDGEMENT
ENROLLMENT OF ORDER
Bromide

Upon the following applications coming before this Court today the 6th day of September, 2010:

(i) Applicant’s motion on notice dated 31st August, 2010 to commit Nigerian Football Association acting under the name and style of the Nigeria Football Federation, Electoral Committee (NFF), Alhaji Aminu Maigari, A.U Mustapha Esq, to prison for the brazen disregard and disobedience to a subsisting and valid orders of this court made on 20th and 24th August, 2010 respectively restraining them from conducting Elections into the Executive Committee of the board and congress of Nigeria Football Association acting under the name and style of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) pending the hearing or determination of the 2nd leg of the Applicant’s motion dated 6th day of August, 2010 duly served on them.
(ii) The 1st, 7th and 8th Defenders’ motion and notice dated 25th day of August, 2010.
(iii) The 1st, 7th, 8th Defenders’ notice of preliminary objection dated 25th day of August, 2010 praying the court to discharge the orders of this court made on notice dated 20th and 24th challenging jurisdiction of this court in entertaining this suit in any event.
And After Hearing A.O Belo of counsel for the Applicant, Dr. J. Nwobike (SAN) leading Alex Uzebu Eso, Okey Obi Esq, Z. Kalani (Miss) B. Owolabi Esq, I. Obano (Miss) or Counsel for the 1st, 7th and 8th Defenders. Yomi Obafemi or counsel for the 3th and 4th Defenders. Benny Chabki or Counsel for the 5th and 6th Defenders on the applicant to be heard first having regards to the subsisting three applications field by the applicant, 1st, 7th and 88th Defenders’ respectively.
And The Honourable Court having duly considered the decision of the Supreme Court the case of Ebhodonghe v. Okoye (2004) 18 NWLRPT. 905 P. 485 to 502 on this subject, sections sub section 6  (a & b) and section 287/3 of 1999 constitution as regard the inherent jurisdiction, powers, sanctions of a court of law and enforcement of decision of this court in any part of federation by all authorities and person:
It is Hereby Ordered As Follows:
(i) That the motion on notice field by the applicant to commit the 1st, 2nd, 7th and 8th Defendants and their agents to prison for flouting the orders of this court dated 20th and 24 likely to impugn on majesty of the court and to bring the court to odium and disrespect is to be heard first in order to preserve, protect the integrity, dignity and authority of the court and enables the court to administer justice effectively and without any intimidation.
(ii) That the committal proceedings is slated for hearing on 21st day of September, 2010 and being criminal in nature, the 1st, 2nd, 7th and 8th Defenders are hereby ordered to appear in court in person.
(iii) That the Elections conducted by the 1st, 2nd, 7th and 8th Defenders on 26th August, 2010 into the executive committee and Congress of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on 26th August, 2010 that was later restated by this court on 24th August, 2010 restraining the Defenders from conducting the said Election, the said order having not been vacated or set aside before the purported Election was held is hereby nullified. The 1st, 2th, 7th and 8th Defenders laboured and acted in vain.
(iv) The Inspector General of Police in exercise  of his command in the Nigeria Police Force as regard enforcement of court’s decisions under section 287/3 of 1999 constitution is hereby ordered to remove any person or group of persons occupying the elective offices of Nigeria Football Association and its congress acting under the name and its congress acting under the name and style of Nigeria Football Federation any where within the federation arising from the purported Elections held on 26th August, 2010.
(v) That the most senior officer of Nigeria Football Association acting under the name and style of Nigeria Football Federation is to take control and command of the Nigerian Football Association pending when the Elections are conducted.
(iv) That order is to be served on:
(i) Inspector General of Police.
(ii) Most Senior Officer in Nigeria.
(iii) Minister of Sports of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Issued At Lagos under the seal of the court and the hand of the presiding judge this 7th day of September, 2010.
S.O Ogundele (Mrs)
Snr. Asst Registrar II