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BADMINTON BOSS, ORBIH, OTHERS MANDATED TO FASHION OUT SPORTS FUNDING STRUCTURE
The Ministry of Youth and Sports Development has set up a seven-man Committee to map out a clear and defined funding structure for National Sports Federations.
The Committee was set up on Thursday by the Minister of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung while addressing National Sports Federations Presidents on funding for their local and international competitions.
The members who include the President of the Wrestling Federation of Nigeria, Daniel Igali, President of the Taekwondo Federation Mrs Margaret Binga, Frank Orbih of the Badminton Federation and AFN President Ibrahim Gusau.
Other are Yahaya Muhammed of the Weightlifting Federation, Suleiman Yahaya Kwande of the Nigeria Football Federation and Solomon Ogba of the Nigeria Olympic Committee.
They are to submit a report within seven days on a clear and defined funding structure for National Sports Federations.
“The report will include designing an appropriate funding architecture for sports federations, approvals and payments of subventions to Federations, budgetary allocations, bridging the gap and conflict between the Ministry and Federations and the role of the Ministry, Secretaries and federations in sports development”
Dalung also noted that up till date, less than thirty percent of Federations were yet to deposit copies of their constitutions as endorsed by their various congresses and urged them to do so immediately to avoid conducting the next Federations’ election with the Ministry’s Guidelines.
Earlier, the President Nigeria Olympic Committee Habu Gumel harped on the need for federations’ Presidents and Secretaries to have their responsibilities well spelt out to avoid conflict or duplication roles.