Cross River Fa accuses the president of Cynosure FC in the NLO parties fixing scandal

… May prohibition and Frank FC coach for two years

The Football Association of the State of Cross River (CRSFA) has accused the president of the Cynosure FC of Abakaliki, Prince Chidiebere Nweze, for his alleged participation in a scandal of fixing parties of the National League (NLO).

After an investigation by the Organizing and Disciplinary Committee (O & D) of the CRSFA, May & Frank FC, Udeme Alloy Ull, has been criticized with a two -year prohibition of all football -related activities. More disciplinary actions have also been recommended.

In a letter dated June 19, signed by Greg Abang, president of the O&D Committee, the key results of the investigation of the accessory of May 6, 2025 between May and Frank FC and Cynosure FC at the UJ ESUEN stadium include:

1. A verified telephone conversation between the Udeme coach’s alloy and President Chidiebere Nweze discussing plans to manipulate the result of the party.

2. An audio recording of the conversation, presented during the audience, clearly identified the voice of coach Alloy.

3. Agen Aley admitted the authenticity of the recording during the investigation.

According to these findings, the Committee issued the following decisions:

The coach Udeme Alloy Ull was declared guilty of violating the rules of Crsfa, NLO, NFF and FIFA with respect to the fixation of parties and a little ethical behavior.

It has been forbidden for two years of all football activities, both inside and outside the state of Cross River.

NFF transparency and anti -corruption unit has been advised to review the case of possible additional sanctions, in line with FIFA global ethical standards.

The CRSFA emphasized that this decision was made in good faith and according to the ethical framework and the disciplinary guidelines that govern football administration.

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