The one-hour session will give journalists an opportunity to interact with the players and hear about their experiences during the tournament, which ended with Nigeria claiming its first-ever title in the competition.
According to a statement issued by the NFF and signed by its Acting Deputy General Secretary, Dr Ademola Olajire, the media interaction will take place at Villa Park Hotel, Area 3, before Apo Bridge, Abuja.
The event is scheduled to begin at 12 noon and conclude at 1 p.m.
NFF warns journalists against lateness
The federation has emphasised that the media parley will be the only opportunity for journalists to interact with the players during this period.
It also urged media organisations and reporters to arrive on time, warning that the scheduled programme would not be extended.
The NFF statement reads:
"The media can have a sit-down session with the players of the U-17 Women's team (the Flamingos).
"Date: Tuesday, 10th November, 2026.
"Venue: Villa Park Hotel, Area 3 before Apo Bridge.
"Time: 12 noon – Start; 1 p.m. – Finish.
"Please note: No African time, and this will be the only time the media can access the players this period."
Flamingos return home as world champions
The Flamingos arrived in Abuja on Monday morning after defeating Japan 2-1 in Saturday's final in Rabat, Morocco.
Goals from Awawu Bashiru and Oluebube Umejiaku secured Nigeria's historic victory, making the country the first African nation to win the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.
The achievement also made Nigeria the first African country to win both the men's and women's FIFA U-17 World Cup titles.
The media engagement is expected to provide an opportunity to celebrate the young champions and hear first-hand accounts of their remarkable journey to the top of world football.