Kwara State has once again found representation on the global stage as FIFA and CAF accredited photojournalist, Abdul Momoh, secures accreditation to cover the prestigious 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Momoh announced the milestone with excitement, revealing that he has officially received approval to cover the mundial and has already commenced visa application processes for the three host countries, Canada, United States, and Mexico.

Describing the achievement as a defining moment in his career, the Kwara-born lensman expressed deep gratitude.

“I am pleased to announce that I have received accreditation approval to cover the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This milestone marks a significant turning point in my career, and I am grateful to God Almighty for the opportunity to be among the top Nigerian photographers selected for this global assignment,” he said.

Momoh, who is accredited by both FIFA and CAF, has built a solid reputation over the years, covering numerous international tournaments and championships.

His body of work across FIFA and CAF competitions has distinguished him as one of Nigeria’s most consistent and professional sports photographers.

Known for his eye for detail and ability to capture defining moments of the beautiful game, Momoh’s latest achievement is seen as a proud moment for Kwara State and Nigeria’s sports media community.

He also used the opportunity to appreciate those who have supported his journey so far, while calling for continued encouragement as he prepares for the global assignment.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to be one of the most expansive in history, Momoh’s presence among the accredited media further reinforces Nigeria’s growing footprint in international sports journalism and photography.