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John George, on loan to Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side, Lobi Stars, died on Thursday, according to his parent club, Mighty Jets.
According to the Mighty Jets, the midfielder passed on in the city of Kaduna after illness.
"The management of Mighty Jets FC of Jos has received with great shock the news of the demise of the club's defensive midfielder, John George, who passed on this afternoon in Kaduna after a brief illness," the club announced in a statement on Thursday.
The spokesman of Mighty Jets, Mbum Ferdinand, confirmed that the player was sent on loan to Lobi Stars until his death and he described the midfielder "as a hardworking and committed professional who was always respectful to officials and colleagues alike."
George was said to have obtained clearance from Lobi Stars to return to Kaduna in order to treat himself following recurring cases of illness.
His last game for Lobi Stars was in the 2-2 draw with Kano Pillars in an NPFL game at the Aper Aku Stadium in Makurdi on March 13 this year.
The player had previously been in the books of another Jos club, Plateau United, before switching to Mighty Jets.

John George, on loan to Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side, Lobi Stars, died on Thursday, according to his parent club, Mighty Jets.
According to the Mighty Jets, the midfielder passed on in the city of Kaduna after illness.
"The management of Mighty Jets FC of Jos has received with great shock the news of the demise of the club's defensive midfielder, John George, who passed on this afternoon in Kaduna after a brief illness," the club announced in a statement on Thursday.
The spokesman of Mighty Jets, Mbum Ferdinand, confirmed that the player was sent on loan to Lobi Stars until his death and he described the midfielder "as a hardworking and committed professional who was always respectful to officials and colleagues alike."
George was said to have obtained clearance from Lobi Stars to return to Kaduna in order to treat himself following recurring cases of illness.
His last game for Lobi Stars was in the 2-2 draw with Kano Pillars in an NPFL game at the Aper Aku Stadium in Makurdi on March 13 this year.
The player had previously been in the books of another Jos club, Plateau United, before switching to Mighty Jets.

In a very bizarre circumstance, a faction of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) involved in a tussle for leadership named a dead referee, Wale Akinsanya, for a top-flight game to be held this Sunday.
The dead referee was appointed for the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) game between Warri Wolves and Giwa FC billed to be held in the city of Warri by the NFF faction of Chris Giwa.
supersport.com understands that the NFF faction, led by Giwa listed, late Akinsanya in its list of appointments for match officials in a letter dated April 20, 2016 to the League Management Company (LMC), which oversees the running of the top division in Nigeria.
The late Akinsanya was appointed for the game alongside Tope Orowole and M Adeleke as assistant referees. Peter Efozia is listed as fourth official and Tunde Oloyede as match commissioner.
Unknown to the Giwa NFF faction, the referee passed on January 22 after a brief illness at the University College Hospital in Ibadan.

Ramnon2:
Ah! Bros, an average Yoruba is so full of ''gratitude'' that they must dobale (genuflect) upon smaller gestures, let alone big gestures such as premature release from prison. That man standing who is not swayed by what his fellow inmates did MUST not be Yoruba. He must be from the ''land of the flaties''

lomaxx:
Don't make a tourniquet:

We don't use tourniquets anymore.

They cause too much damage to tissues. We advise putting direct pressure on the site. Even if it's a partial amputation, put a rag around it, hold it tight.

a bandage, strip of cloth, etc., that is tied tightly
around an injured arm or leg to stop or slow the
bleeding from a wound

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tourniquet

worlexy:
When did Laboratory become a place to remove bullets. These journalists are suffering from mental laziness

sheddo619:
if u stay at the barnawa go get it at complex, around kasuwa u get it at ranchers bees(kaduna township) stadium. Though I got mine from an official

sheddo619:
babe I got mine for free the governor actually made it free

mizvee:
I am in KD and will watch the match GODwilling. You can get the tickets in the stadium by 1pm. It's one thousand naira VIP and three hundred for regular. Someone just told me too. I hope it helps...?

HRich:
Smile. . . . . . . . The ticket is less than $3 but there's a hope that the state government might free the ticket.

When you fuckily enter kad tomorrow. Fuckily check on me.

HRich:
Lolz, you want to watch the match?

kingofchess:
I will be going... pls let me have ur number.

forceofnature:
Whatever happened to the hippocratic oath?

great664:
I have $600 in US and don't want to use WU/MG in sending to Nigeria (Bank transfer) name your rate and medium let's deal.

fulanibuoy:
Front page jare. Hihihihihi[center][/center]
Snake na snake. Snake na FT.

Muyiii:
International students from where please?