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Tidi Congratulates Pinnick On His Emergence As FIFA Vice President

Chairman of the Warri South Local Government Area, Hon. Dr Michael Tidi has congratulated the President of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Mr Amaju Pinnick, on his emergence as the Fifth Vice President of the Confederation of African Football (FIFA).
The election, which held during the 43rd General Assembly of CAF in Rabat, Morocco, saw the Delta-born football administrator polling 43 of the available 51 votes to become the third Nigerian ever to occupy the seat.
With four others in the race for the two slots allotted to Anglophone speaking part of the continent stepping down for Pinnick, Malawian Walter Nyamilandu insisted on fighting till the end, but
he got soundly beaten by the Nigerian who is now one of the most powerful voices on global football today.
Tidi who described Pinnick as one of Africa’s finest sport administrator, noted that Pinnick will bring his wealth of football experience spanning several decades to move Africa and world football to greater heights.
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“I believe that Mr. Pinnick as Vice President of FIFA would contribute his wealth of experience to the highest decision-making organ in world football.
“On behalf of myself, and the good people of Warri South Local Government Area, we say a big congratulations to Mr Amaju Pinnick. We are proud of you,” Tidi said.
Tidi admonished the new Vice President of FIFA to consolidate on his peace building process as he works tirelessly towards the steady growth of FIFA.
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