Soon after receiving the Falcons in Abuja, there were reports that the Presidency had been advised to set up a task force similar to the one set up for the Super Eagles.
But, mindful of the pitfalls which followed that group, the NFF are unwilling to tread that path again.
"We cannot go down that route again," a top member of the board said. "We all saw what happened with the Super Eagles, when the PTF came in and decided to take the credit for the successes of the team, but were quick to pass the blame for any mistakes on the NFF.
"We don’t want a similar distraction. Any assistance to the girls can still come through the NFF, we don’t need a PTF anymore."
The Super Falcons are due to fly out to Germany on Monday ahead of a friendly match with the German women's national team as part of their preparations for next year's World Cup.
Head coach Uche Eucharia and team captain Precious Dede are expected to stay behind for the Final Draws, which take place on November 29 and also inspect and select facilities.
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The Government must try and employ wisdom in dealing with this issue. No responsible person will leave issue of our football in the hands of this NFF. Most of the persons there are Lulu & Cos boys. They are all comrade in corruption. Fifa has helped them to stay. However they must go ahead to prove to Nigerians that they are now trust worthy. Why are they always fighting when it is time for money? Were they not there when issue of Iran and Nigerian friendly was bungled and now threatening us with a $300,000 fine when it would have been called off long enough and replaced with another opponent?
Except Government find a way of pouring heavy fire on these men we may still be in for heaviest embarrassment.