Unpaid salaries: FC Ifeanyiubah players bank on LMC

By Daily Sports on October 26, 2017

FC Ifeanyiubah players who are pressing for their unpaid five months’ salaries have said they are now banking on the League Management Company (LMC) to make sure they get their dues.

According to SCORENigeria, LMC officials including former NPFL star Victor Ezeji, tried to meet with the FC Ifeanyiubah players and officials on Monday in Nnewi but the meeting was botched after thugs barred the players’ lawyers from being part of this parley.

“We believe the LMC will come out clearly and boldly to say enough is enough, that the players should not be taken for granted anymore and that be paid what they are entitled to,” one of the players said.

“The club have turned us into beggars and that cannot be accepted,” added another affected player.

“The LMC have done well so far, but they ought to use our own case to make it clear that contracts be respected in this league.

“We have a very good case and we will fight it to the end no matter who is involved.”

Iyke Igbokwe, the lawyer representing the 24 players said he and his clients remain very hopeful that justice will be served by the LMC.

“We have made our case and we are confident these poor players will receive their entitlements. A worker deserves his wages,” Igbokwe said.

Top officials of the ‘billionaire’ Nnewi club have insisted they are not indebted to the players and that they are not even aware of Monday’s botched parley.

•Photo shows Ifeanyi Uba.

Source Daily Sports

Posted October 26, 2017


 

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