M.abiola sports news

WHEN SILENCE SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS.

Is it only now that you have found your voice to come out publicly and address an issue that affected you and your club?

Where were you when people were openly attacking him, calling him a bad coach and even accusing him of holding a fake coaching license? Did you step out publicly to condemn those false claims? No—you stayed silent.

But now that he has come out to defend himself and explain his side of the story, you and others suddenly feel bold enough to speak publicly. That looks more like damage control and a search for public sympathy than genuine concern.

Yes, it is true that two wrongs do not make a right. But silence in the face of injustice is also a choice—and yours was silence when it mattered most.

If you truly cared about his name, you should have defended him publicly when his reputation was being dragged through the mud. Defending him in private while his image was being destroyed in public is not enough.

So it raises a serious question: why is it only now that you find it necessary to speak out?

With Kalibi Sporting CLUB – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

First of all, congratulations to Kalibi SC and its President for securing the deserved three points and three goals awarded in accordance with the RFA Rules and Regulations.

This message is directed to all Waala and Dagaaba football lovers, elders, and stakeholders across the country.

Following the conclusion of the Upper West Regional Middle League, Kalibi SC officially filed a protest against Kulfuo Dreams for the use of unregistered jerseys. After hearing the case, the competent football authorities ruled in favor of Kalibi SC and awarded the club the points and goals as prescribed by the regulations.

Every club has the right to appeal a decision, and we respect that right. However, football matters should be resolved through the established football structures and legal channels, not through emotions, pressure, or public campaigns.

We have observed attempts to influence public opinion through media discussions and references to political connections. Football must remain fair, transparent, and governed by its rules, regardless of who is involved.

Therefore, I call upon all Waala and Dagaaba football stakeholders to remain united, calm, and steadfast in support of justice and fair play. Let us allow the football authorities to handle this matter according to the rules until the final verdict is delivered.

Football is governed by laws, not emotions.

Fair Play. Justice. Respect for the Rules.