Commissioner for Youth and Sports Taraba State disbanded the two clubs , FC Taraba and Taraba Queens

The Taraba State Government has disbanded the two state-claimed clubs, FC Taraba and Taraba Queens, with quick impact.

As indicated by an announcement on Saturday by the state's Commissioner for Youth and Sports, Gambo Indafo, the players were coordinated to hand over all administration property in their ownership to the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

Indafo said the administration chose to disband the clubs after a board of trustees constituted by the state senator, Darius Ishaku, found numerous inconsistencies in the running of the clubs.

The announcement read, "The council, which started sitting on October 31, presented an interval investigate November 2. The panel found that the players, specialized group, administration of the two clubs including assistant staff were being owed pay rates for a few months in 2015, 2016 and eight months in 2017 adding up to over N205,090,000.


"The board of trustees likewise found that there were no appropriate contract reports illuminating the obligations and duties of the players and the legislature and in addition the privileges of the two gatherings. The report additionally demonstrated that huge numbers of the players had left the clubs and returned without legitimate documentation and due process and have added to the pay weight of the clubs.

"It was likewise found that the two clubs have over-enlarged number of players in their principle and feeder groups. It was likewise found that there has never been records of income produced by the clubs, either by method for door expenses or offers of players.

"The advisory group likewise revealed some administration specialists, who get pay rates from the focal finance of the state, yet get extra aggregates of cash from the clubs as stipends, which are higher than their ordinary pay."

The administration said they would pay the disbanded players and authorities from Monday after the senator discharged N16m on Friday to the games service.

Representative for FC Taraba, Babatunde Abidoye, affirmed the advancement to our reporter.

He stated, "The groups have been disbanded and the players approached to want screening on Monday to discover their status with the clubs. They will be paid instantly they are affirmed honest to goodness players."

Be that as it may, the National Association of Nigerian Professional Football Players has said they will oppose any endeavor by the legislature to cheat the players.

Secretary-General of the players' union, Austin Popo, stated, "We knew this may come up in light of the fact that the compensation owed those players was excessively. NANPF has affirmed that the players were owed a few months in 2015, 2016 and up to eight months in 2017 – totalling year and a half."