Nigeria could lose hosting right of Africa beach soccer nations cup.

President of the Confederation of African football CAF Issa Hayatou is not ready to call off his grouse with NFF president Amaju Pinnick just yet if feelers from Cairo, home of African football are anything worth believing. 

           A very competent source close to the Cameroonian football chief told www.sportscourtnigeria.blogspot.com that CAF will soon withdraw the hosting right of the Africa beach soccer Nations cup from Nigeria on the ground that they have lost confidence in the country's readiness to host a showpiece event. Nigeria sports minister Solomon Dalung inaugurated the local organising committee for the event on March 24 this year in Kaduna but since then, nothing has been heard about the activities of the Seyi Akinwunmi LOC as regards preparation or publicity for an event which comes up December this year in Lagos, Nigeria. Stories of a strained relationship between Hayatou and Pinnick first broke out after the CAF president was left out of an elaborate visit of FIFA'S president Gianni Infantino who arrived Nigeria in company of his general secretary Fatma Samba Samoura. 

             Since then, Nigeria football had been the worst hit as the Flying Eagles and Golden Eaglets got knocked out of the qualifiers to the U-20 Africa Nations cup owing largely to some obvious poor officiating against Nigeria.

             The same source has also confirmed plans to frustrate Nigeria Super Falcons from successfully defending the Africa Women's Nations cup they won two years ago in Namibia, when the competition starts later in the year in Hayatou's country, Cameroon