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Why LMC bailed out Women League, by Shehu Dikko

The 2nd Vice President of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and Chairman, League Management Company, Mallam Shehu Dikko has explained to thenff.com that the N10 million ...
Shehu Dikko

Shehu Dikko

The 2nd Vice President of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and Chairman, League Management Company, betting tips today Mallam Shehu Dikko has explained to thenff.com that the N10 million bailout handed to the Nigeria Women Football League was part of a solidarity payment that other Leagues have benefitted from in the recent past.

Last week, the League Management Company came to the rescue of the Nigeria Women Football League with the sum of N10 million, bet of the day for the NWFL to successfully prosecute the second round of the season.

A number of Clubs had ran foul of the provisions of the NWFL regulations, sporting bet failing to honour three matches, and were subsequently thrown out of the League.

However, with the lifeline from the LMC, the NWFL has been able to restore all the expelled Clubs back to the League and reschedule their matches. The NWFL is now in a position to pay indemnities of match officials, sports betting taking the responsibility off host teams. The matches resumed at the weekend.

“The N10 million is part of solidarity payment from LMC to other Leagues in line with international best practices, bet tips today to ensure the stability and development of lower Leagues.

“The Nigeria National League (NNL) and the Nationwide League One (NLO), and indeed the Players Union, have severally benefitted from the solidarity payment from the LMC to boost their activities and ensure stability within the football structure,” stated Dikko.

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