NFF Crisis: Pinnick Fails Again in Court

Pinnick fails again in Court By Admin Efforts by the former president of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick to have the Jos High Court vacate the enforcement Order given to Ambassador Chris Giwa board on June the 5th has failed. Counsels to Amaju Pinnick had forced the Court to fast track their case from the original scheduled date of 25-9-2018. The presiding Judge, Musa Kurya in his ruling vehemently refused to grant their request and proceeded in adjourning the case to the original date it was scheduled for. The Court also instructed Pinnick counsels to go back and put the other party on notice, refusing also to vacate the order that empower Giwa to be in office. Following the ruling of the Court on Wednesday, the Amaju Pinnick led board would be acting against the spirit of the court if they continue to parade themselves as the NFF Executive members Despite failing in their bid in the Jos High Court, the illegal board is said to be going ahead with their planned congress scheduled to hold in the ancient city of Benin on Thursday. This has been the case with the Amaju Pinnick led board as they have continually disobey the Orders of the Court, even when they do desire justice themselves The court has adjourned the case to 25th September 2018.