NPFL: Kick off Date Proposed....Kick-Back Alleged
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NPFL: Kick off Date Proposed....Kick-Back Alleged
NPFL returns November 21, LMC sets date for 2022-23 season…face allegation of kickbacks
By Adebanjo -November 3, 20210138
https://www.footballlive.ng/npfl-return ... -kickbacks
The NPFL could return in November for the new season after the League Management Company proposed a November 21st kick off for the new season.
In August, the 2020-21 NPFL season curtain dropped with Akwa United picking up their first ever league title.
The LMC issued a statement, Tuesday, releasing the dates for the new season fixtures.
In addition, kick off date for the 2022-23 season was also suggested.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the LMC is facing allegations of kickbacks by a potential title sponsor.
Per BSN Sports and TeamNigeriaUK, LMC Officials reportedly wants 50% of Bet9ja sponsorship deal paid into a private account.
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Re: NPFL: Kick off Date Proposed....Kick-Back Alleged
Don’t know whether this is true but this is what happens in Nigeria routinely.Enugu II wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 3:30 amNPFL returns November 21, LMC sets date for 2022-23 season…face allegation of kickbacks
By Adebanjo -November 3, 20210138
https://www.footballlive.ng/npfl-return ... -kickbacks
The NPFL could return in November for the new season after the League Management Company proposed a November 21st kick off for the new season.
In August, the 2020-21 NPFL season curtain dropped with Akwa United picking up their first ever league title.
The LMC issued a statement, Tuesday, releasing the dates for the new season fixtures.
In addition, kick off date for the 2022-23 season was also suggested.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the LMC is facing allegations of kickbacks by a potential title sponsor.
Per BSN Sports and TeamNigeriaUK, LMC Officials reportedly wants 50% of Bet9ja sponsorship deal paid into a private account.
It’s sickening…so common that it has become the norm.
There’s virtually no area of business in Nigeria where you are not expected to ‘settle’ key decision makers by paying an outlandish percentage into a private account….and then ‘clean mouth’.
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