Nnaji and Jaja have both gone to court to challenge their disqualification from contesting the coming elections into the board of the NPL, and the body's Executive Secretary Al hassan Yakmut warned that severe penalties would be handed down.

"Without prejudice to court litigation, all statutes of CAF and Fifa will not be spared against all those who went to court," he threatened.

"They have only 24 hours to withdraw their cases and seek appropriate means of addressing complains, otherwise we will tell them that we are not only in government but we are in power."

Yakmut added that there were avenues in football for aggrieved parties to seek redress, and urged them to explore those avenues, up to the Court of arbitration for Sport (CAS), rather than resort to ordinary courts.

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nelson:2010-03-18 22:40

setllement of scores..




nelson4u.

2drama:2010-03-19 02:16

I trust as usual damage control
na the same thing NFF do when Ghana beat us 3-2

then we come draw in naija and we no see Chan 2009


chei it is happening again

if we no field this team with our best players from NPL

we can kiss the Chan bye-bye

GK
Austin Brown (Heartland)
Chijioke Ejiogu (Enyimba)

Defenders
ThankGod Ike (Heartland)
John Nnam (Rangers)
Musa Mustapha (Enyimba)
Nnaemeka Anyanwu (Enyimba)

Midfielders
Jonah Abutu (Dolphin)
Josiah Maduabuchi (Enyimba)
Ikechukwu Ibenegbu (Heartland)
Osas Idehen (Enyimba)
Solomon Okpako (Kano Pillars)
Osanga King (Heartland)

Strikers
Ibrahim Babale (Sunshine Stars)
Ahmad Musa (kano Pillars)
Fengor Ogude (Warri Wolves)

Ubaka:2010-03-19 08:06

Can you imagen this name Al hassan Yakmut, body's Executive Secretary running our football.