Rs 100,000 donation and a monthly stipend of Rs 25,000 for Akber Wahidi's son is a very compassionate and admirable step by PFF President
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May2May 2, 2011
Syed Khadim Ali Shah Bukhari attains Sindh FA presidency
Elected unopposed, the SFA President directs football to be administered properly in Sindh and alleviate problems faced by players and clubs.
April30April 30, 2011
Akber Wahidi’s memorial service held at PFF House
Condolence Reverence was held in the memory of late Mr. Akber Ali Wahdi, Media manager Pakistan Football Federation who passed...
April30April 30, 2011
Under-13 camp gets underway
By our correspondent KARACHI: Pakistan’s Under-13 football team’s camp in preparation for the AFC Festival of Football is in full...
April29July 16, 2020
Unopposed Provincial FA elections expected
3 candidates declared ineligible for Punjab FA elections as all provincial FAs seem to be heading towards unopposed candidates retaining their spots for another 4 years.
April29July 9, 2020
Brazilian Ambassador praises Faisal as Shehzad Anwar gets a trip to Brazil!
Published in PakistanToday.
April28April 28, 2011
Syed Akber Ali Wahidi buried in Karachi amid emotional scenes
Khamosh Colony graveyard of Nazimabad, Karachi final resting place of late PFF Media Manager and football media legend; "No one can replace Akber Wahidi" Khadim Ali Shah, Senior VP of SAFF & PFF.
April27May 19, 2011
KRL clinch NBP National Challenge Cup 2011
By Alam Zeb Safi, The News KARACHI: Striker Hasnain Abbas’ second-half goal was enough to inspire Khan Research Laboratories...
April27April 27, 2011
Army clinch third place
KARACHI: Army clinched bronze medal after beating Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) 3-0 in their third-place playoff match of the NBP...
April25April 25, 2011
The Life of Akber Wahidi (1957-2011)
A biography by Riaz Ahmed and Ali Ahsan about the life of Syed Akber Ali Wahidi, the late PFF Media Manager and football enthusiast who was found dead in his hotel room in Faisalabad this morning.