في اتجاه الكارثة والفضيحة ... من الذي تعمد عدم وصول شكوى المريخ للكاف ؟

Quote: Apparently in a bid to cover up a transfer scandal that has rocked both Nigeria and Sudan in the past week, Al Hilal have invited Nasarawa United to a friendly match on August 26 on the condition that they come along with former Enyimba skipper Ajibade Omolade. Omolade's loan transfer to Nasarawa United is being contested by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) after secretary general Bolaji Ojo-Oba dismissed the request for the international transfer certificate of the defender as a forgery. Omolade has yet to sign for Nasarawa but his picture wearing the Lafia club's jersey was splashed all over papers in Sudan on Wednesday, sources informed. On Wednesday afternoon, officials of Nasarawa United were at the NFF office in Abuja frantically trying to register the player. Al Hilal signed Omolade on a four-year contract but by the rules in Sudan, a club cannot terminate the contract of a foreign player after only six months. They also attempted to loan out a Brazilian, Quarresma, to a Nigerian amateur club, Okpe United, as he was, like Omolade, surplus to requirements and they needed to get rid of both players so as to make room for Edward Samdoba from Zimbabwe and DR Congo's Tshibasu Kabundi ahead of this year's CAF Champions League. Okpe United have denied ever requesting for the Brazilian to join them on a short-term loan. Last weekend, both Sadomba and Kabundi played against local rivals El Merreikh in a Group A CAF Champions League match, which finished in a 1-1 draw. El Merreikh have since protested the eligibility of the two players to CAF, asking that they be awarded the match as a result. Both Sadomba and Kabundi did not play when Hilal played a league match on Tuesday night. Nigeria's Kano Pillars and Zesco United of Zambia are the other team's in Group A of the CAF Champions League. Samm Audu, Goal.com