ANOTHER PEACEFUL PROTEST IN THE NORTH

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Players and Supporters of the North have expressed concerns through display of placards picking on various neglects ranging from third party interference, selfishness, hatred and more by people they referred to as self centered individuals who has got little or no investments or expertise in football and related activities but has been purporting to be working for the general football family.

The said players and supporters voiced to a mass audience at the Wusum mini stadium their dearest readiness to continue to show case talents from the north to the nation and the rest of the world which is why they stand with the decision from the Executive Committee of adding two clubs from the North to maintain a geographical balance in the country's elite league.

"We are calling on President Bio to enhance the nationalistic sport flavour and development as promised and for the court we are anticipating to have a feel of a national league. For the FA please relent not to go strictly by the FIFA Road Map to help pick our the bones from the fleshes, which will help our game to grow" protesters revealed to Journalists at the scene.

©: AR-Wilson✍🏾

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