Some social media accounts have been spreading information that the match between Katsina United and Remo Stars had over 30 minutes added time.
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LMC Chairman, Mallam Shehu Dikko Friday said the important details of the sponsorship will be signed and made public in Lagos next week.
In the latest exercise of Summary Jurisdiction, Niger Tornadoes and two of the club officials have been sanctioned just as the LMC has requested the Nigeria Referees Appointment Committee to review the performance of the Centre Referee in the MatchDay 5 fixture between Niger Tornadoes and Rivers United.
LMC announced the multi-year deal yesterday although it did not state the duration of the sponsorship deal.
Our source revealed that both the sponsors and the LMC are trashing out some of the grey areas of the contract before making it public.
FC IfeanyiUbah was cited for contravening Rules B8.21 and B13.52 of the Framework and Rules for their failure to provide adequate security for match officials when the Referee was assaulted in his hotel room after the match against Sunshine Stars on Match Day 25
In his opening remarks, Dikko said the purpose of the visit was to partner with the Securities Exchange firm and leverage on its network within corporate Nigeria to create awareness for the inherent commercial and social investment opportunities in the football industry
The approval was granted pursuant to an application for change of name endorsed by the Rivers State Government, owners of the club, through the office of the Commissioner for Sports
He warned that the clubs that failed to meet the requirements would be forced to play their home matches outside their home ground.
David said: “Our standards this year are higher than those of last year
According to him, the LMC need to create stability in the clubs in view of recent history, which had seen great teams go under because their owners could not continue funding them
While confirming the remittance of the salaries directly to the concerned beneficiaries, Dikko said the payment came from the balance of the Basic Award and Merit Award due the club for participating in the 2014/15 Nigeria Professional Football League season
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The Chairman of the LMC, Mallam Shehu Dikko, in reaction to recurring reports of clubs threatening or issuing ultimatums and threat of sack and deduction of salaries of their players and technical crew, urged the various clubs’ management to seek better creative ways of motivating their players and coaches rather than resorting to strong arm and punitive tactics that run counter to extant regulations guiding players’ contract and wages
Dikko said: “You may wish to recall that we started the league with blanket provisional waiver to the clubs to allow them comply with all registration requirements before Match Day 9 when a review will be conducted by the LMC. The break period is also a time to revisit club stadium facilities to remedy observed defects as the clubs have so far operated with provisional certificates
Dolphins FC were expected to have played away to Abia Warriors on Thursday due to the continental engagement in Tunisia against Club Africain, but have been directed to remain in Tunis by the Confederation of African Football pending a decision on their protest against a walk-over
Abubakar added that the March 5 cut-off date for the submission of Financial Performance Guaranty still stands and said appropriate sanctions will be applied to clubs that breach the deadline
A statement from the office of the Chairman of the LMC disclosed that towards supporting the clubs and the two junior national teams that are billed to play in continental tournaments to excel in their respective competitions, the LMC would be remitting N2 million to each of the teams as players’ bonus to facilitate their preparations and encourage the players to give their best