Running the affairs of the Nigeria Professional Football League ( NPFL) as secret cult where vital information are hidden from the public will no longer be witnessed, says Hon. Gbenga Elegbeleye, reports www.totorinews.com.
Hon. Elegbeleye, who is the chairman of Interim Management Committee saddled with the responsibility of managing the affairs of the league by the Nigeria Football Federation ( NFF) said that Nigerian people and followers of Nigeria football have the right to know what is going in the NPFL, therefore vital information will not be kept as secrets from the public
“Football and the league is not a secret cult. Everything we receive, will be made public, everything we are going to be doing is going to be open for all to see.
“Whatever money that comes in, everybody will know and whatever money we give out, will be made public.
“There is no question about it. There is money in football,” Hon. Elegbeleye honourably said.
”We are going to give the league champions money, and the runners-up as well as the third-place winners will get some money too.”
“We already have all the money to pay match officials’ indemnities up to the end of the season, ” he said.
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