NFF SUSPENDS REFEREE, IMAMU MALIKI OVER SEVERAL CONTROVERSIAL CALLS IN NPFL MATCH
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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has stepped down referee Imamu Maliki from the ongoing Nigeria Premier Football League over poor officiating, HOTJIST reports.
According to reliable sources, the referee has been indefinitely relieved of his duties in the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in a decisive action.
This choice was taken in response to a contentious call made during Shooting Stars FC’s match against Bayelsa United FC on Matchday 17, which ended with a 1-0 victory for Shooting Stars FC.
Given the seriousness of the matter and the public outrage over Umar’s officiating, the NFF has instructed him to immediately resign from his position as an NPFL referee.
The committee tasked with supervising these affairs will discuss potential next steps for Umar’s participation in the league.
Umar’s controversial call during the crucial match between Shooting Stars FC and Bayelsa United FC raised concerns among supporters and football fans about the officiating’s objectivity.
The NFF made the quick decision to act decisively in order to uphold the high standards of Nigerian football, placing a high priority on the league’s fairness and credibility.
This action highlights the NFF’s dedication to maintaining the NPFL’s integrity and making sure that officiating judgments adhere to the strictest criteria for accuracy and fairness.
The incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to uphold the spirit of the game and preserve the confidence of players and spectators in the NPFL while the football community waits for additional judgments from the committee.
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