MMA Practitioners & Stakeholders Registration Guidelines 🇳🇬

Dear applicant,
Profiling process is essential for unifying, regulating, and ensuring the safe development across the country while maintaining industry standards and fostering structured development for the sport of MMA.
Registration Requirements
1 . Expression of Interest to operate as an MMA practitioner in Nigeria.
2. Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Registration – Certificate and Memorandum of Association.
3. Company Profile – Including ownership structure and management team.
4. Technical Competence & Experience – Evidence of past work, track record, and expertise in MMA or Combat Sports development along with the identity / CV of your technical partner recognized by NMMAF.
5. Reference Letters – One from a financial institution and one from a corporate organization.
6. Insurance & Safety Policy (if available).
7. Corporate Address (must be in Nigeria) – Along with contact details, including a designated contact person, phone number, and email address.
Upon Submission of the required information, the Secretary-General will reach out to your designated contact person for additional guidance to finalize the process.
Additional Notes
• Interview Process:
Shortlisted companies will undergo an assessment interview.
• Point-Based Evaluation:
Practitioners will be assessed continuously based on performance and compliance.
• Approval & Fees:
Upon approval, a non-refundable registration fee will be communicated , based on activity categorization.
• Annual Renewal:
Certified practitioners must renew their registration annually.
• Delisting Policy:
Practitioners that remain inactive for two (2) years will be automatically removed from the database.
For any further inquiry do not hesitate to contact NMMAF secretary General on SG@NMMAF.COM
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