The committee, chaired by Dr. Lanre Glover, is unaware of any changes since the Ministry's announcement on September 30th, which acknowledged the supremacy of the 2019 NBBF Constitution as "the basis of the next elections and the resolution of any conflict that may emanate from it" as well as the Congress' power.
The committee stated that it was unaware of any constitutional changes between then and today that might justify or justify a change in election procedures.
"The Electoral Committee was set up by a duly constituted Congress of the NBBF and is responsible to that Congress, whose authority is supreme"
To that purpose, the Electoral Committee of the International Handball Federation has resolved, in a meeting held on October 26th, that the elections will go forward as planned, "That they will conduct the NBBF election on the 30th of October, 2021 as stipulated by the NBBF Congress"
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The Nigeria Olympic Committee and the Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports Development, according to a letter issued by Dr. S. E. Ebhojiaye, Director of the Federation of Elite Athletes Department, can only oversee and not organize the elections.
The NOC and FMYSD will be observers alongside FIBA, with the NBBF constitution ruling supreme, according to the letter, which was clearly proclaimed to override any previous declaration or attitude of the Ministry on the topic.
Due to the misunderstanding caused by the ministry's notification, the deadline for nominations has been extended to noon on October 29, 2021.
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