Lagos FA To Hold Bye Elections 10 April

Posted on April 2, 2024

The Lagos State Football Association (LSFA) has fixed 10 April for the bye elections to elect a new vice chairman and some members into the Board of the association.

In a notice made public by the Chairman of the electoral committee, Alhaji Tijani Abdulazeez, the Congress members and other stakeholders are informed that Monday 1 April forms for the vacant positions would be on sale, while submission of forms has been fixed for 4 April.

The screening/publications of successful candidates will hold between 5 and 6 April with the election proper holding on 10 April.

The electoral committee says the form for the vice chairman position will be sold for the sum of N175,000, while Board Member goes for N100,000 payable into the First Bank account of the LSFA.

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