NFF Head of Protocol shot dead this morning


The Head of Protocol, Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, Ibrahim Abubakar, was shot dead by armed robbers at his residence in Abuja early hours today January 6th, 2016.

His body has been transported to Kaduna for burial according to Islamic rites.May his soul rest in peace amen

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