About ANFASSC

The Authentic Nigeria Football and Allied Sport Supporters Club (ANFASSC) is the official Nigerian Football Supporters Club. We are recognised as Africa’s premier sports supporters’ club by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and endorsed by FIFA for exceptional contributions to international sporting events.

We are duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission as the Authentic Nigeria Football Supporters Club with over three decades of unwavering support for Nigerian sports.

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Our Objectives

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  • To impact a larger society from the local to national level.
  • Take our football from the grassroots to the national level.
  • To market our football and Nigerian sports in general on a global level
  • To digitalize and revolutionize sports support in keeping with global best practices
  • To drive local and international support and investment in the Nigerian football leagues.
  • To bring in all our foreign football supporters to come and recognize our own national league
  • To support and promote local football development through support for indigenous matches locally and internationally.
  • To support both our female and male tournaments on all levels
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Our Achievements

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  • We have received numerous awards such as the Best Supporters Club in Africa.
  • Women’s Football Tournament of All-Africa Games (Rabat)August 2019
  • Men’s Football Tournament of All-Africa Games (Rabat)August 2019
  • Men’s U23 Cup of Nation (Egypt)8th to 22nd November,2019
  • FIFA U17 World Cup (Peru)September 2019
  • CAF African Nations Cup dated 15th of June to 13th of July,2019.
  • FIFA Women’s World Cup dated 7th of June to 13th of July,2019
  • U20 FIFA World Cup dated 23rd of May to 6th of June,2019
  • Africa U17 Cup of Nations (Tanzania)14th -28 April,2019
  • Nations Cup in South Africa 2013
  • Nations Cup in Angola 2010
  • FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup (Paraguay) 2010
  • South Africa World Cup 2010
  • Beijing Olympics 2008
  • Female World Cup in Canada
  • Egypt 2006 Nations Cup
  • Tunisia 2004 Nations Cup
  • Japan/Korean 2002 World Cup
  • Nigeria/Ghana 2002 Nations Cup
  • Mali 2000 Nations Cup
  • Nigeria 99
  • France 98