FEAR OF BOKO HARAM: Bolivia cancels friendly with Super Eagles
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
The Bolivian Football Federation (FBF) Tuesday called off next week’s international friendly game against the Super Eagles of Nigeria at the Akwa Ibom international stadium for fear of Islamic terrorist group, Boko Haram.
Carlos Chavez, President of the Federation said at a press conference in the eastern city of Santa Cruz that the FBF did not bow to the wish of national team coach,Mauricio Soria who wanted the match cancelled because of the distance between Nigeria and Bolivia.
Soria had requested last week that the Bolivia-Nigeria clash should be cancelled because the trip would last five days.
“The armed conflict in Nigeria and the tense political situation forced the cancellation of the game,” said Chavez
Chavez expects there will be no financial penalty for breach of contract signed by Full Play and FIFA agent who organized the meeting, Colombian Jairo Pachon. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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they are looking for shark to kill crayfish is asking to be protected. From who? what relationship does are football match in Akwa Ibom and NE insurgence have? Bolivians for that matter. anyway they have the right to refuse to play the match. If they are afraid of being kidnapped fine but BH, stupid reason. there are stil many white folks in the NorthE and all over Nigeria.
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