“Following a conclusive investigation of the very first formal complaint by a player on breach of contractual agreement by his club, the LMC is invoking extant provisions of the NPFL Rules and Frameworks 2014/2015 season,” Salihu Abubakar, company’s Chief Operating Officer, said in the statement
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NAN reports that the LMC had lodged a complaint with the NFF Referees Committee against three centre referees and their assistants for poor officiating in some of the Day 9 match fixtures played on May 17
Centre Referee Henry Ogunyamodi of Ondo State and his assistants are being investigated for the match in Nnewi between hosts, Gabros International, and Sharks of Port Harcourt
LMC Chief Operating Officer, Salihu Abubakar has pursuant to the directive issued a notification to three clubs whose players are affected in Match Day 8 fixtures coming up on Sunday. The clubs are Shooting Stars, Enyimba and Rangers International
This is coming on the heels of the nomination of recent Super Eagles call-up, Emem Eduok of Dolphins. who was part of the squad that lost 0-1 to Sudan in an AFCON 2015 qualifier
The League Management Company has rescinded its decision to banish Nembe City FC to Benin city for their league match following the invasion of the pitch by its fans at Omoku Stadium, Rivers State.
The nation’s Independence Day, October 1, has been announced as the date for the replay of the Match Day 18 fixture between Giwa FC and Nembe City.
Family and friends of Enugu Rangers International FC Player, Emeka Eze joined him on the occasion of the presentation of the Glo Premier League Wonder Goal Award at the Nnamdi Stadium at which he thanked the family for supporting his career and the League Management Company (LMC) for innovations in the league.
The League Management Company (LMC) has announced that Glo Premier League fixtures will resume this weekend following the return of members of the Nigeria Referees Association (NRA) that had withdrawn their services in response to the uncertainties that trailed the Annual General Assembly of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
The Executive Committee of Nigeria Football Federation on Monday announced the suspension of the Nduka Irabor-led League Management Company (LMC) for sabotaging league matches during Day 26th matches
The factional President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Ambassador Chris Giwa, said in a statement: “It has come to our notice that the League Management Company has been issuing notices to clubs in the Premier League that matches are being suspended from this weekend
The NRA action has been predicated by the crisis in the NFF, which culminated in the prevention of its key officials from attending the General Congress through the arrest and detention of the President, Alhaji Aminu Maigari; the General Secretary, Barrister Musa Ahmadu; and the Chairman of the Technical Committee, Barrister Chris Green
The Wonder Goals Project is a social media interactive scheme that aims to encourage community-based engagement by the clubs, showcase the video of goals scored by players in the Glo Premier League and also to recognize the circumstance, collective and individual qualities that produced some of the goals
The Chief Operating Officer of the LMC, Salihu Abubakar, who disclosed this, also announced that the three clubs – Kano Pillars, Abia Warriors and Bayelsa United – that were earlier certified to have met the proof of compliance have now been paid the second installment of the Basic Award
A statement from the Chief Operating Officer of the LMC, Salihu Abubakar said the three clubs have as a result been the only Glo Premier League Clubs that can buy players or secure players on loan in the ongoing mid-season transfer window
In the new adjustment, Match Day 20 games originally scheduled for July 20 has been moved by one week to July 27, while Match Day 21 games that would have been played on July 27 will now be on the midweek of August 6
“It has variously been reported that some of you have arbitrarily terminated Players’ contracts, some have unilaterally changed and imposed new contract terms on Players, and some have failed to pay the stipulated Player’s remuneration with the result that Players are owed several months in arrears
A statement by the Chief Operating Officer of the LMC, Salihu Abubakar, reads in part: “The LMC is aware of the several orchestrated misleading reports carried in the media about an interlocutory ruling given in a suit pending before the High Court of Lagos State
Shehu Dikko, a member of the LMC, who signed the contract on behalf the Nduka Irabor, the company’s chairman, said the two-year partnership deal was to ensure the NPFL reached the grassroots
The scheme, christened the Elite Players Project, was explained in detail to the 20 Premier League Clubs in a circular signed by Salihu Abubakar, the LMC Chief Operating Officer, and listed the major objective to include the improvement of professionalism in the NPFL by permitting clubs to register a maximum of two ex-international players in addition to the maximum 35 allowed in a season