Headlines
NPFL: Kwara United committed to transparency – Titiloye

Kwara United Chairman, Kumbi Titiloye, has reiterated the club’s commitment to transparency, accountability and an open-door management policy.
Titiloye assured supporters and stakeholders that the management remains accessible and willing to provide clarification on issues concerning the club.
He was reacting to questions regarding the whereabouts of Akanni Akeem.
Titiloye clarified that the player joined Kwara United on loan, with a specific provision in the agreement allowing him to move abroad if an opportunity arose.
“All contracts of players always have four copies — NPFL, the club, the player and the NFF,” Titiloye explained in a chat with the club’s media.
“No club can play in the league without these documents, amongst other documents.
“Akanni Akeem was loaned to Kwara United, and his agents specifically noted that if an opportunity arises for him to move abroad, Kwara United must release him.”

Metro23 hours ago“Why Should Tinubu Fly To UNGA For A 15-Minute Speech?” — Jimoh Ibrahim Defends President’s Absence, Says Nigeria Still On Front Row
Metro22 hours ago“Obi Has The Right To Support Others, But Soludo Must Be Crucified For Doing Same?” — Anambra Govt Alleges Double Standards
Metro23 hours ago“Those Who Fought Jonathan Are Ganging Up Again Against Tinubu” — Okpebholo Says ‘No Vacancy’ In Aso Rock
Metro22 hours ago“Some Public Officers Enter With Less Than ₦100,000, Leave With Millions Of Dollars” — Olukoyede Says Nigeria Cannot Develop With Such Corruption
Metro21 hours ago“The Claim, As Presented, Is False” — Soludo’s Wife Says Margaret Obi, Not Peter Obi, Is Godparent To One Of Their Daughters
Viral19 hours ago“I mistakenly transferred ₦450k to a dispatch rider instead of ₦4,500” – Lady cries out, pleads for refund
Special Report14 hours agoClassic Magazine publisher, Agwazim congratulates Olukayode Salako over appointment to Lagos APC guber campaign council
Viral21 hours ago“I used to fly business class” – Former philanthropist cries out after losing Dubai businesses, unable to pay rent





















