FECAFOOT: warm reception for new CAF VP Seidou Mbombo Njoya

The President of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) has received an uncommon welcome from a trip out of the country from his collaborators at the home of Cameroon football.

After his close collaborators received him at the Nsimalen International airport on arrival on Sunday March 15, personnel of the football governing body welcomed their boss on Monday as he retunred to work.

The warm reception follows his election in thr Executive Committee and appointment as Fourth Vice President of the African Football Confederation.

The football administrator is expected to be received by top government officials.

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