Team Tahawal Women's Football challenged the legitimacy of the Women's Football Elective Congress held on 24 May 2025.
"Our refusal to take part in the congress was based on serious constitutional breaches and electoral code violations, which fundamentally compromised the integrity of the process," Team Tahwal Women’s Football wrote.
Team Tahawal Women’s Football has written a letter to the NSC due to unlawful composition of the Electoral Committee.
According to Team Tahawal Women’s Football, the electoral committee was illegally constituted, in violation of Article 29.2 of the Constitution, which stated that Elections shall be conducted by an electoral committee which shall be elected by the General Assembly in the AGM before the elective congress in compliance with the GFF Electoral Code.
Team Tahawal write to NSC regarding ‘malpractices’ in WFA Congress
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Lamin Gibba
The Point
May 29, 2025, 11:08 AM
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Team Tahawal
Team Tahawal Women's Football under the leadership of Adama Jarju has written a letter to the National Sports Council (NSC) regarding some constitutional malpractices during the Women’s Football Association (WFA) Elective Congress held at the Football Hotel in Old Yundum.
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