Nigeria's Samson Adamu has been appointed as the acting secretary general of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). This follows the resignation of Veron Mosengo-Omba from the position.
Adamu's appointment was confirmed at the CAF Congress in Egypt on Sunday, where his name was proposed by the Nigeria Football Federation. The move is seen as a significant development for African football, with Adamu bringing his wealth of experience to the role.
The 61-year-old Adamu has had a long and distinguished career in football administration, serving as the President of the Nigeria Football Federation from 1999 to 2006. He has also been involved in various roles within CAF, including serving as a member of the executive committee.
Adamu's appointment is expected to bring stability to CAF at a time when the organisation is undergoing significant changes. His experience and knowledge of the game will be invaluable in guiding the organisation forward.
that Samson Adamu's appointment as acting secretary general of CAF is a significant boost for African football, bringing much-needed stability and experience to the role. With his extensive background in football administration, Adamu is well-equipped to navigate the challenges facing CAF. His appointment is a testament to Nigeria's growing influence in African football, and NaijaBuzz expects him to make a lasting impact on the organisation.
