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The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has imposed a fine of ₦1 million on clubs that do not retrain their ball boys to prevent time-wasting during matches.
The Chief Operating Officer of the NPFL, Davidson Owumi, announced this in a circular sent to all clubs.
Part of the statement reads: “Any team found guilty of encouraging this behavior will face a fine of One Million Naira, as such actions are contrary to fair play and tarnish the reputation of the game.”
Owumi emphasized that this behavior will be classified as misconduct, subject to penalties under the NPFL's regulations and guidelines.
He reaffirmed that the league organization is dedicated to upholding the integrity of the NPFL at all times.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fine for clubs that do not retrain their ball boys?
Clubs that fail to retrain their ball boys will face a fine of ₦1 million.
What actions are considered misconduct under the NPFL rules?
Encouraging time-wasting during matches is regarded as misconduct under the NPFL framework.
How does the NPFL ensure fair play?
The NPFL is committed to maintaining the integrity of the league by enforcing rules and regulations that promote fair play.
