The Interim Management Committee (IMC) of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has docked three points and three goals from Remo Stars amongst other sanctions imposed on the club for the assault on match Referee Ndubuisi Ukah and subsequent disruption of the last Sunday’s fixture of the NPFL against Gombe United.
The match of April 2 was concluded the next day after the Referee was assaulted in the dressing room at halftime as a result of Remo Stars failure to provide adequate security for the match Officials.
The IMC in a Summary Jurisdiction notice signed by Davidson Owumi, the Head of Operations said the sanctions followed review of findings of the official match report.
In the charge, Remo Stars was found in breach of Rules B8.21, B13.21, C11 and B13.52.
For breach of Rule B8.21 which is failure to adequately secure match Officials before, during and after the match leading to the assault on one of them, the club was fined ₦500,000 and also directed to pay ₦250,000 to the said Official, Ukah Ndubuisi as compensation.
For breach of Rules C.11, three points and three goals was ordered to be deducted from the total points and goals accrued to the club for the assault on the match official while Mr. Ekene Adams identified as the attacker has been banned from all NPFL activities for the rest of the season.
Remo Stars is also to ensure diligent prosecution in the law court, of Mr. Adams who is the Club’s General Manager.
The Club was also found to have breached Rule B13.21 for disturbances and disruptions which led to the discontinuation of a league match. The club was fined ₦500,000.
The Ikenne based club was also found in breach of Rule B13.52 in that it failed to ensure the restriction of access by unauthorized persons to all restricted areas, which resulted in the assault of a match official.
Remo Stars was reminded that in
accordance with Rule C.26, that it is required in writing within 48 hours of the date of the notice, to submit to the ruling of the IMC or elect to appear before a Disciplinary Panel.
The fines are to be paid within seven working days.
This is a huge blow on the Sky Blue Stars aspirations of qualifying for the Super Six ahead of its next two games and tough encounters against Shooting Stars (in Ibadan) and unbeaten Bendel Insurance (in Ikenne).
Remo Stars finished in third position last season and qualified for the CAF Confederation Cup for the first time in its history.
It is hoping to replicate similar feat this season as it occupy the third position in Group A before the point deductions.
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