FCT FA: Mouktar honoured by NNL ...applauds 2025 FCT FA League, Vows to Grow Football in the FCT
The Abegyi Bwaya of Bwari and Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Football Association (FCT FA), Alhaji Adam Mouktar Mohammed, was among distinguished personalities honoured by the Nigeria National League (NNL) for their contributions to the growth and development of football in the country.
The respected philanthropist and sports administrator was recognised on Wednesday alongside the President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau; former NFF Secretary-General, Fani Amun; and other notable individuals who have played key roles in advancing the NNL and grassroots football.
The honour, presented during the April and May editions of the NNL Awards in Abuja, acknowledged Mouktar’s unwavering support for the league and his impactful efforts in promoting football development within the FCT and beyond.
The NNL Awards aim to celebrate outstanding achievements by players, coaches, teams, and stakeholders, while also encouraging excellence, fostering grassroots development, and strengthening collaboration within the football ecosystem.
Alhaji Mouktar’s recognition highlights the transformative leadership he has brought to the FCT FA and his ongoing commitment to using sports as a tool for youth empowerment and societal growth.
While presenting the medal, NNL Chief Operating Officer, Emmanuel Attah, commended Mouktar for his consistent support, noting that his contributions have significantly enhanced the progress and visibility of the league.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Football Association (FCT FA), Alhaji Adam Mouktar Mohammed, has applauded the smooth organisation and progress of the ongoing 2025 FCT FA League.
Speaking on Wednesday at the Area 3 Playing Ground in Abuja, where he witnessed one of the league matches, Mouktar expressed satisfaction with the level of competition and the overall coordination of the league. He commended the teams for their discipline and dedication and described the league as a positive step towards repositioning football in the FCT.
“We are impressed with the level of organisation and participation so far. The league has been very competitive, and it shows we’re on the right path,” Mouktar said.
He reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to nurturing grassroots talents, strengthening local clubs, and building a sustainable football ecosystem that provides opportunities for young players to grow and thrive.
“Football is a powerful tool for youth engagement, unity, and economic empowerment. Here in the FCT, we are determined to harness those potentials by investing in grassroots football, improving the quality of our local competitions, and supporting our clubs and academies,” he added.
Mouktar also called on stakeholders, including the private sector, to continue supporting the FCT FA’s vision of transforming Abuja into a model for football development in Nigeria.
The league, which kicked off on Monday, features 18 teams from across the FCT, all vying for top honours at the end of the season.

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