Declare Us NWFL Champions - Bayelsa Queens Tell League Organizer

  Declare Us NWFL Champions - Bayelsa Queens Tell League Organizer By Admin Acting chairman of Bayelsa Queens Football Club, Robin Apreala has debunked rumours making the rounds that he supported the ‘SUPER SIX PLAYOFF’, he said the rumour is a figment of the imagination of fake news peddlers Apreala, said what happened during the ‘Virtual Meeting’ was that when the Chairperson of the NWFL board, Aisha Falode, put it before the house that: (1) the league should be played mid-week and weekends or (2) an abridged league format should be played. According to him, the network went bad when he was discussing with the General Manager of Rivers Angels FC, and when they finally got connected back to the zoom meeting, it was voting for or against the Super Six that was going on, at that point Rivers Angels General Manager said they have not concluded on the mid- week and weekend playing format and the Chairperson of the Female League Aisha Falode shouted her down that they have gone past that issue. For Bayelsa Queens FC Acting Chairman, Robin Aprela he stated that when he wanted to talk he was muted and he couldn’t say anything. In his words ‘I never supported the Super Six and will definitely not support it’. Apreala went further to say ‘ and that he wondered why the Super Six. "I remember in 2018 when the Nigeria Professional Football League was stopped abruptly Lobi Stars of Makurdi was decleared winner of the NPFL League." "The same thing happened in the 2019/2020 season when Plateau United were awarded the continental ticket alongside Enyimba and Rivers Utd when the issue of Point per Game that was used to make Enyimba of Aba champions league representative. He doesn't know why the female version should be an exception?" It would be recalled that the Congress of the Nigeria Women Football had before the commencement of the league agreed to a straight League and if any Forced Majure calls for the suspension or cancellation, the right thing to do is to hand the continental ticket to the club at the top of the league table at that point.