Comments on: West Africa: Football, Science Lag and missed priorities

By: mathew adeniyi

mathew adeniyi — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:27:09 +0000

dear sir/ma
please help me to get the contacting adress of wafu chairman in person of amos adamu it important to me please i want to a report thanks

By: Isaac Witherspoon

Isaac Witherspoon — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 07:23:58 +0000

Well I guess Abu is right. Why should Africa be the only continent of conflicts? Conflict is even taking its toll on the last thing that keeps us together: football. It is unacceptable that a handful of people get together and try to oust the union leader under the watch of Issa Ayatou who should advise otherwise for the sake of the continent, instead of sending a delegation. What a shame!

By: Abu Doumbia

Abu Doumbia — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 12:21:51 +0000

What are Isa Ayatou and his distabilizing agents, Amos Adamu(Nigeria), Anjorin Moucharaf(Benin) and Baddra Sene(Senegal) up to? Distabilize the West African Football Union? No way!
Isa Ayatou should know better. How long does he want to be the President of CAF? One century? Is George Anoma(WAFU President) of much threat to Ayatou´s re-election that he has to use his distabilizing agent to plot against him? Ayatou should know that the African football does not need to go down in history as a reservoir of coups d´état. If he wants to continue as CAF President, he´d better leave WAFU alone by telling his mercenaries to abandon their diabolic plan to distabilize the union.

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