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SHOW OF SHAME: NFF top shots fight publicly in Abu Dhabi


Despite the triumph of the Golden Eaglets Friday in Abu Dhabi it was a show of shame and national disgrace as NFF General secretary Barrister Musa and the Federations First Vice President Chief Mike Umeh exchanged blows in public, right inside the stadium.


Eye witness account has it that problem started brewing early evening when Chief Umeh wondered why members of the League Management Committee were allocated “ better cars” than NFF chieftains.

He then and there told a colleague that Musa was incompetent and not fit to handle NFF matters.

On getting to the stadium, Chief Umeh was given a Category 1 ticket and again he complained insisting that every country was given 20 VIP tickets and wondered why he could not have one as NFF Vice President.

At the stadium Chief Umeh boiled over when he saw members of the LMC in the VIP Box and challenged the GS who said he knew nothing about it “Oga two of us are seating here, I don’t know anything about tickets besides I just arrived yesterday “ the General Secretary replied.

He was shocked when Chief Umeh said “you are a useless man . I have to trek five minutes to ease myself in a competition that belongs to us?”

That really got Barrister Ahmadu angry and he told him to withdraw the statement. Instead Chief Umeh repeated it and the General Secretary said he was a “ hopeless man”. As they were sitting together they rose to their feet and went for each other’s jugular saying a lot of unprintable things.

The intervention of some board members including Chief Inyama and some Management staff did little to assuage them.

It took some time to get Musa to leave the seat for another one.

A board member has called for a probe of the incidence when they get back home.

“It was shameful to say the least. Chief Umeh did not behave maturely but there is need to find out where all our VIP tickets went to,” he said.

Meanwhile, it was gathered that the NFF is spoiling for a war with the National Sports Commission, NSC over its penchant for sidelining it whenever football matters get to the presidency.

An inside NFF source said the federation members were not happy when the NSC failed to provide seat for them during the reception for the Super Eagles after they won the Africa Nations Cup in South Africa.

“The NFF is not ready to be pushed aside when the President hosts the Eaglets in Abuja. This ceremony is an NFF ceremony, so the NSC should not push the NFF aside. In fact theNFF president, Alhaji Aminu Maigari has done well and should be commended. He even deserves a national honour,” the source stressed.

President Goodluck Jonathan is expected to host the victorious Golden Eaglets today in Aso Rock to show the country’s appreciation for their feat at the U-17 World Cup which has brought honour to the country, his Media aide, Dr. Rueben Abati disclosed shortly after the team won the trophy Friday.
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10 comments

  1. It is not surprising. Decency is race-bound

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  2. OCTAGON PEGS in TRIANGULAR HOLES. RUBBISH!

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  3. Shame on you! You don't deserve to attend the eaglets reception.

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  4. This is a show of shame from two leaders who are suppose to lay the ground that youths are to emulate. Imagine even Kanu Nwankwo have to seat in d other side of the stadium when vip fist class ticket have been sold by shameless and greedy public officers.......God is looking from heaven and he is coming to pay us all according to our hand work. My judgement.........relieve them of their appointment. sholaanes@gmail.com

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  5. The matosky guy can never change. Always gibberish and showing his level of education. OCTAGON pegs? try to correct urself

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  6. Leaders emerge by violence welded during election in nigeria. So don't be surprised to see that kind of attitude in an event of that calibre. May God flush our society and get rid of these bad eggs who ruin our good names.

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  7. Naija must always represent,dats for sure!!! We must carry disgrace anywhere we go,na wa oh!!

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  8. Here we are again. Another Igbo man soiling Nigeria's name abroad. Shameless set of people. Just imagine his grievancies... Why others are given better cars! Why others are having VIP seats! Just imagine!!! And tomorrow he'll say that he's working in the interest of the nation. What kind of ppl are dis money-hungry igbos?! They are embarrasing us everywhere... Abeg we are tired! Useless people kawai that lack humility and self respect! Animals are even better... Mtchewwww

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  9. How many Nigerians went to that place? I know success will blind us to any sense of decency and accountability. Nigerians need to know who went there and for how many days.

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  10. You allow animals to comment on your page & you said no swear words, no racism & clean comments. The second to the last comment made by a maluu (nama, ehi) shouldn't be printed in this page but you did. check yourself if you want pple to read these comments.

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