The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on Tuesday said it has reviewed downwards the registration fees clubs would have to pay to take part in the 2023 Federation Cup competition.
NFF’s Acting Director of Competitions, Ruth David, disclosed that the male clubs would pay N70,000 to be part of the competition, while the female clubs would pay N50,000 only.
David however said the competition’s 2023 programme itself was unchanged from what was officially communicated to the Football Associations in the 36 states and the FCT. The NFF official added that this year’s Federation Cup competition in the various states and the FCT would take place between Feb. 18 and March 19.
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