The Interim Management Committee (IMC) has earned plaudits for the swift manner it meted out punishment to Remo Stars. Remo Stars were sanctioned by the
The Interim Management Committee has earned plaudits for the swift manner it meted out punishment to Remo Stars.
Remo Stars were sanctioned by the IMC for assaulting the centre-referee during their Nigeria Premier Football League matchday 12 encounter against Gombe United last weekend.The Ikenne club will also pay a fine of N1.25m. “Before we have had cases when one rule applies to clubs from some regions but does not apply to others. Even if the chairman himself has a team, if they go against the rule, they should get punished,” NPFL analyst, Ralph Chidozie-George said.
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