NFF Warns Against Fake X Accounts Impersonating Super Eagles Coach Eric Chelle

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has officially issued a strong warning regarding fraudulent X (formerly Twitter) accounts impersonating Super Eagles’ head coach, Eric Chelle.

In a statement released on the Super Eagles’ verified X account on Saturday night, the NFF clarified that Chelle does not own an account on the platform. The federation urged fans and stakeholders to disregard any account claiming to represent the Malian tactician.

Fake X Account Alert: Eric Chelle’s Official Social Media Presence

The NFF emphasized that Eric Chelle is only active on Instagram and does not maintain any presence on X.

“Super Eagles Head Coach, Eric Chelle, does not have an X account. His only official social media presence is on Instagram: [@eric_chelle],” the statement read.

Football enthusiasts and the general public have been advised to exercise caution, as scammers often create fake accounts to mislead fans and spread misinformation. The NFF stressed the importance of verifying sources before engaging with any content attributed to the Super Eagles coach.

Misinformation Concerns Surrounding Eric Chelle

The federation’s warning comes amidst rising concerns over misinformation and fraudulent activities on X. The presence of fake accounts has increasingly led to confusion, with some fans unknowingly interacting with deceptive pages.

This alert serves as a preventive measure to protect fans from potential scams and misleading content related to the Super Eagles and their coaching staff.

Super Eagles Set for FIFA World Cup Qualifier Against Zimbabwe

Meanwhile, Eric Chelle and his squad are gearing up for their upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Zimbabwe. The crucial fixture will take place at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on Tuesday.

For more updates on the Super Eagles and other football news, visit FIFA.com for reliable and verified information.