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SHOCKER! This Premier League Club Is Owing Players Eight Months’ Salary by YoungestMuller(m): 10:18pm On Oct 11, 2015
Players of El-Kanemi Warriors have reportedly boycotted their Glo NPFL match away to FC Ifeanyi Ubah on Sunday over eight months’ unpaid salaries. According to Supersport.com, the players are refusing to play following the club’s refusal to pay them their wages. Zanna Mohammed, who confirmed the latest development, said: “It is true that we did not make the trip (for the game against FC Ifeanyiubah). The players are insisting that they will not make the trip unless they are paid despite our pleas to them.” And after refusing to speak up on the issue, one of the players claimed that the club has not paid them salaries for eight months, seven match bonuses, 145% signing-on fees which includes 45% from last season. But the chairman made clarifications on the claims by the players and the real reason they are being owed by the club. He said: “What has happened is that we have paid them the old salary scale and not the enhanced salaries this season. For instance a player who is supposed to earn N200,000 has been getting N60,000 and we have made their outstanding money in calculation available to the (Borno) state government which has promised to offset every of the debt soon, in fact before the deadline (given by the League Management Company).” Mohammed acknowledges the fact that they have violated the Framework and Rules of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) for the current season which states that “the minimum monthly wage for any player shall not be less than N150,000 or as the (club) board may decide from time to time” but he believes that they can meet up with the October 27 deadline by the League Management Company (LMC). The team now risk being walked over and losing three points and three goals as well as a hefty N10 million fine for failing to honour their match. This is not the first time a premier league club is owing players and experiencing boycott of games as Warri Wolves also had the same issue with their players about one months ago.
Re: SHOCKER! This Premier League Club Is Owing Players Eight Months’ Salary by Young03(m): 10:20pm On Oct 11, 2015
how many months rangers they owe?

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