Bokkos Football Team has emerged as champions of the 2025 Plateau State Governor’s Cup after an impressive performance in the grand finale held at the Bokkos Mini Stadium.

The highly anticipated final attracted football lovers, community leaders, government officials, and supporters from across Plateau State, creating an electrifying atmosphere as the host team battled for the prestigious title.

With determination, discipline, and outstanding teamwork, Bokkos delivered a memorable performance to clinch the coveted Governor’s Cup trophy, sparking jubilant celebrations among fans and residents who turned out in large numbers to support their team. The tournament showcased the abundance of football talent across Plateau State while promoting unity, peace, and healthy competition among participating local government teams. 

The Governor’s Cup has continued to serve as one of the state’s biggest grassroots football competitions, providing young footballers with a platform to display their talents and opening doors to greater opportunities in the sport.

The successful hosting of the final in Bokkos also highlighted the community’s growing role in sports development and its ability to stage major football events.

Congratulations to Team Bokkos on this remarkable achievement and to every team that participated in making the 2025 Plateau State Governor’s Cup a memorable tournament. The victory will undoubtedly inspire more young footballers across Plateau State to pursue excellence and keep the spirit of grassroots football alive.

Congratulations once again to Team Bokkos! 🏆⚽

From Jos E Vents

Confederation of African Football (CAF) President Patrice Motsepe has called for calm and unity amid the growing crisis within world football’s governing body, insisting that the FIFA presidential election in March 2027 should provide the appropriate platform for members to determine the organisation’s direction.

Speaking in Salzburg around the UEFA Super Cup, Motsepe said the current disagreements should not descend into prolonged internal conflict, urging all sides to respect FIFA’s electoral and governance processes.

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FIFA’s 211 member associations are expected to decide the organisation’s leadership at the 77th FIFA Congress in Rabat, Morocco, on March 18, 2027. Current president Gianni Infantino is seeking another term.

Motsepe maintained that the election should allow the various candidates and member associations to make their positions clear through the established democratic process rather than through continued public confrontation.

The CAF president also reiterated his support for Infantino, describing him as a leader who has shown commitment to African football.

“Gianni Infantino has been loyal to Africa and has shown a deep commitment to African development and growth.”

His comments come amid a major dispute over FIFA’s proposed Forward Enterprise, which involved plans for private investment in FIFA competitions and triggered strong opposition from UEFA, CONCACAF and other stakeholders. FIFA eventually abandoned the proposal after widespread criticism over transparency and the consultation process.

Motsepe said the current situation should instead encourage dialogue, cooperation and respect for due process.

Africa’s position could be particularly influential at the election because CAF’s 54 member associations represent the second-largest voting bloc in FIFA, behind UEFA’s 55.

With the FIFA presidential contest approaching, Motsepe’s position keeps CAF firmly aligned behind Infantino while other confederations continue to demand changes in FIFA’s leadership and governance.