posted byUrudinachi
April 3, 2025

NFF:Reports of victor osimhen bans are fake

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NFF:Reports of victor osimhen bans are fake

NFF:Reports of victor osimhen bans are fake

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has categorically denied reports that Victor Osimhen, the Super Eagles’ forward, has been banned from the team. The NFF described the reports as "outright falsehood" and expressed amazement at the spread of the false information.

 

 

According to the NFF General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, there has been no official communication regarding a ban on Osimhen, and no process has been concluded to ban the player from the national team. Sanusi emphasized that the focus of the NFF is to resolve all matters around the Super Eagles and prepare for the upcoming AFCON qualifiers and the remaining six matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification series.

 

 

The reports of Osimhen's ban allegedly stemmed from his social media outburst a few days prior, in which he criticized former Super Eagles boss Finidi George. However, the NFF has clarified that no disciplinary procedure has been initiated to sanction Osimhen.

 

 

The denial of the ban comes as a relief to Nigerian football fans, who had been concerned about the potential loss of one of their team's key players. Osimhen has been an integral part of the Super Eagles, and his absence would have been a significant blow to the team's chances in the upcoming tournaments.

 

 

The NFF's swift denial of the reports highlights the importance of verifying information before spreading it. The spread of false information can have significant consequences, and it is crucial for the media and the public to be cautious when sharing news.

 

 

In conclusion, the NFF has categorically denied reports of Victor Osimhen's ban from the Super Eagles. The focus of the NFF is to prepare the team for the upcoming tournaments, and any distractions or false information can hinder this goal. It is essential for the media and the public to verify information before sharing it to avoid spreading falsehoods.