NPFL: LMC sanctions Kano Pillars, expels its chairman


Kano Pillars have been hammered by the LMC for their unprofessional conduct in the matchday 34 encounter against Dakkada.
ByTunde Eludini June 26, 2022 2 min read

The League Management Company (LMC) has announced the expulsion of Kano Pillars Chairman, Suraj Yahaya, from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) “with immediate effect”.

The expulsion of Mr Yayaha and other sanctions slammed on Kano Pillars were contained in an official statement issued by the LMC Saturday night.

LMC delegate Uchenna Iyoke will get a compensation of N500,000 for lost valuables in the course of the Kano Pillars v Dakkada match.#NPFL22

— League Management NG (@LMCNPFL) June 25, 2022

The statement read: “Kano Pillars have been charged for breaching the #NPFL22 Framework & Rules during the course of the match vs Dakkada on June 23, 2022.

“Kano Pillars chairman Suraj Yahaya also assaulted a match official Daramola Olalekan (assistant referee 1) with his conduct capable of bringing the game to disrepute.

“The Kano club are fined N1m for failing to ensure proper conduct of their officials in obvious disregard of NPFL Framework & Rules as well as the assurance letter issued by the Kano State Commissioner of Police on June 8, 2022.


“A further N1m fine is imposed on Kano Pillars for the assault on a match official. The club are also fined N250,000 being compensation for the assaulted match official.

“Kano Pillars chairman Suraj Yahaya is expelled from the league with immediate effect. The club are to follow up on the arrest of the offending official to ensure his full prosecution in furtherance of the police report lodged by the match officials on June 23, 2022,” the LMC said

The league organisers also handed a suspended two points deduction to the club in an event of further unruly actions from them.

“In the event of any further similar breach of the League Rules regarding the assault of Match Officials, Kano Pillars shall forfeit 2 points from the points accruing to the club, in addition to any other sanctions that may be deemed appropriate in the circumstance.

“LMC delegate Uchenna Iyoke will get a compensation of N500,000 for lost valuables in the course of the Kano Pillars v Dakkada match.”

Meanwhile, the LMC has also called for a review of the performance of match officials in the Kano Pillars vs Dakkada game.

The officials are Ayatu Mohammed – Center Ref, Daramola Olalekan – Assistant Referee1, and Nura Ali – Assistant Referee 2.

Fracas in Kano
Dakkada had scored a late equalizer against Kano Pillars in the June 23rd encounter

However, the now expelled Pillars’ chairman assaulted the match officials as seen in a viral video; a development that led to the referees upturning their early decision.


Pillars at different times have been punished for unruly behaviours of their fans or officials.

Barely three months ago, the Kano-based club was also fined ₦9 million and banished to Abuja. They also had three points deducted for crowd violence.

Aside from Pillars, some other clubs have also been caught in the web of football-related violence.

The most recent case was in Ibadan where a journalist Tobi Adepoju was attacked by some 3SC fans after the NPFL game between Shooting Stars and Remo Stars.

The LMC fined 3SC N3 million for that incident while also directing that the sum of N500,000 be paid to the attacked journalist as compensation.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGOO_eJRWJw



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Good. This should serve as deterrence to other clubs. Rules of the game should be adhered to and football officials should be respected.
Where the f*ck is slawomirr?

Thanks that the victims were compensated and clubs were fined but a lot need to be done to reform the league.

robosky02, you can see it was stalemate in Aba against Heartland.

How will they go to the Continent laidis?

Werey even get APC sticker for office

fergie001:
robosky02, you can see it was stalemate in Aba against Heartland.

How will they go to the Continent laidis?

3 more games

That goal wasn’t offside , why didn’t they do anything about it? 2 points and about 3m fine is like a slap on the wrist.

They should’ve been banished to another region not Abuja.


Seems more like an elevation than banishment

That their chairman is a tout....

Most of these aboki think only them have monopoly of violence.

First of all, the ban on Kano Pillars Chairman should be for life. He should never have anything to do with football in his entire existence on earth.

Second, that disallowed goal of Dakkada FC was not offside and should be awarded them.

We need to start having sense in this country.

osemoses1234:
Werey even get APC sticker for office

Their tendencies work hand in hand. Violence



Who watches NPFL?

Not enough punishment, they should be relegation zone........ If the match had ended as draw, they'd have been among the relegation battlers" in the league

Ok

Good development

Sanity should be restored to football

MMWandali:
Good development
Sanity should be restored to football

exactly

Good

robosky02:

NPFL: LMC sanctions Kano Pillars, expels its chairman


Kano Pillars have been hammered by the LMC for their unprofessional conduct in the matchday 34 encounter against Dakkada.
ByTunde Eludini June 26, 2022 2 min read

The League Management Company (LMC) has announced the expulsion of Kano Pillars Chairman, Suraj Yahaya, from the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) “with immediate effect”.

The expulsion of Mr Yayaha and other sanctions slammed on Kano Pillars were contained in an official statement issued by the LMC Saturday night.

LMC delegate Uchenna Iyoke will get a compensation of N500,000 for lost valuables in the course of the Kano Pillars v Dakkada match.#NPFL22

— League Management NG (@LMCNPFL) June 25, 2022

The statement read: “Kano Pillars have been charged for breaching the #NPFL22 Framework & Rules during the course of the match vs Dakkada on June 23, 2022.

“Kano Pillars chairman Suraj Yahaya also assaulted a match official Daramola Olalekan (assistant referee 1) with his conduct capable of bringing the game to disrepute.

“The Kano club are fined N1m for failing to ensure proper conduct of their officials in obvious disregard of NPFL Framework & Rules as well as the assurance letter issued by the Kano State Commissioner of Police on June 8, 2022.


“A further N1m fine is imposed on Kano Pillars for the assault on a match official. The club are also fined N250,000 being compensation for the assaulted match official.

“Kano Pillars chairman Suraj Yahaya is expelled from the league with immediate effect. The club are to follow up on the arrest of the offending official to ensure his full prosecution in furtherance of the police report lodged by the match officials on June 23, 2022,” the LMC said

The league organisers also handed a suspended two points deduction to the club in an event of further unruly actions from them.

“In the event of any further similar breach of the League Rules regarding the assault of Match Officials, Kano Pillars shall forfeit 2 points from the points accruing to the club, in addition to any other sanctions that may be deemed appropriate in the circumstance.

“LMC delegate Uchenna Iyoke will get a compensation of N500,000 for lost valuables in the course of the Kano Pillars v Dakkada match.”

Meanwhile, the LMC has also called for a review of the performance of match officials in the Kano Pillars vs Dakkada game.

The officials are Ayatu Mohammed – Center Ref, Daramola Olalekan – Assistant Referee1, and Nura Ali – Assistant Referee 2.

Fracas in Kano
Dakkada had scored a late equalizer against Kano Pillars in the June 23rd encounter

However, the now expelled Pillars’ chairman assaulted the match officials as seen in a viral video; a development that led to the referees upturning their early decision.


Pillars at different times have been punished for unruly behaviours of their fans or officials.

Barely three months ago, the Kano-based club was also fined ₦9 million and banished to Abuja. They also had three points deducted for crowd violence.

Aside from Pillars, some other clubs have also been caught in the web of football-related violence.

The most recent case was in Ibadan where a journalist Tobi Adepoju was attacked by some 3SC fans after the NPFL game between Shooting Stars and Remo Stars.

The LMC fined 3SC N3 million for that incident while also directing that the sum of N500,000 be paid to the attacked journalist as compensation.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGOO_eJRWJw



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/539210-npfl-lmc-sanctions-kano-pillars-expels-its-chairman.html

No point deduction. Na Naija factor anyway.

That league nah wash I can’t waste my time to watch Nigeria league again, this is not the first time they are doing this in Kano.

D

Good one! Violence of any type shouldn't be supported anywhere.



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Good.

That club is notorious for such things.

Always bringing their herdsmen mentality into everything!

If Na that Referee wey blow Chelsea match against Barcelona 2009 wey iniesta score that late goal.. I for burst burst him head before camera go even know wetin dey happen.

This is not enough.

Points should be deducted straight and not suspended points deduction.

Reasons people don't even care about the league.

Corrupt lots

After their last incident I thought they should have been relegated to a lower division, until den get sense

Kayluka100:
Nigeria league
Home most win
34 minutes extra time
Even the day eriksen almost die on the field extra time was not up to that

Honestly this is laughable.... Even extra time no reach this one

Good riddance to bad rubbish

Nigeria league
Home most win
34 minutes extra time
Even the day eriksen almost die on the field extra time was not up to that

This is a good move.

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