Pinnick Denies Alleged Secret Plan To Assassinate Harrison Jalla

  Pinnick Denies Alleged Secret Plan To Assassinate Harrison Jalla By Niyi Busari President, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Pinnick, has denied having any plans to assassinate the Chairman, Board of Trustee of Professional Footballers Association of Nigeria (PFAN), Harrison Jalla, BSNSports.com.ng can report. Jalla had alleged that the FIFA Council Member, Amaju Pinnick planned to terminate his life. The former president of Players Union made this known in a statement available to BSN Sports added that the NFF bigwig is using the the Warri Area Police Command to executive the hidden plans, the statement reads; "NFF President Amaju Pinnick in a secret plot to assassinate me, using the Warri Area Command police office to harass and intimidate me through a spurious petition that I am defaming his character. Jalla revealed that the FIFA Council member wanted to assassinate him so that he will not stand as a witness against him in an alleged corrupt cases in court. "I am in IRT police custody in Ikeja as I speak for 2 days running. Pinnick's evil intention is to assassinate me on the way from Lagos to Warri in the custody of the Warri police who are innocent about his plot. This is a clarion call to all Nigerians to be on red alert if anything happens to me Pinnick should be held responsible. Pinnicks wicked plan is to snuff life out of me so that I don't give evidence against him in court in the series of corruption cases against him which I am a principal witness." He concluded. In a swift reaction, Pinnick told BSN Sports that it is impossible to plan assissination of anyone with Nigeria Police, adding that the false alarm will count against him at the police station. "Harrison Jalla has been going around telling people that I want to assassinate him. How can I get a police to assassinate someone? Is that reasonable? Is it police that assassinate or assassin? That one will also count against him when he gets to the police station. That's the truth because these are the kind of things he always do. Do you know how much I have put into Nigeria football? Why do you think I have not been indicted in the last six years? Pinnick told BSN Sports. Meanwhile, Harrison Jalla was released after spending two days at the police station. He was received by hundreds of ex-internationals on his return back home.