(CNN) -- World football's governing body FIFA suspended two of its executive committee members amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption on Thursday. The organization's ethics committee -- who held a press conference from their headquarters' building in Zurich, Switzerland -- confirmed that Amos Adamu of Nigeria and Reynald Temarii of Tahiti would not be allowed to take part in the December ballot to decide the host of the 2018 and 2022 World Cup following an investigation. Adamu, 57, who has been a FIFA member since 2006 and is the director of sports development in his homeland, was provisionally suspended for three years as well as being fined $10, 000.
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World football's governing body FIFA suspends two of its officials
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Move comes amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption ahead of 2 December ballot
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Executive member Amos Adamu of Nigeria is given three-year suspension and fine
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Executive member Reynald Temarii of Tahiti is given 12-month suspension and fine
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