Chairman, Interim Management Committee (IMC), Gbenga Elegbeleye has said the new league body is determined to ensure an hitch free campaign this season. The
One major problem bedeviling the NPFL is poor officiating with poor welfare package for the referees playing a key part.Elegbeleye hinted that emoluments for the referees have increased to ensure professionalism and fair officiating.
“Before now the referees were owed three years emoluments. We will take good care of them now and they must be fair professional on the field of play.”
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