Nigeria Boxing Federation suspends VP, Omo-Agege for impersonation
The board of the Nigeria Boxing Federation has indefinitely suspended its Vice President, Azania Omo-Agege for impersonation. In a letter signed by the Secretary General of the Nigeria Boxing Federation, Akinyele Oladapo; Azania Omo-Agege impersonated as President of NBF which was confirmed by various African Boxing Federation Presidents. According to the statement, the suspension was […]
The board of the Nigeria Boxing Federation has indefinitely suspended its Vice President, Azania Omo-Agege for impersonation.
In a letter signed by the Secretary General of the Nigeria Boxing Federation, Akinyele Oladapo; Azania Omo-Agege impersonated as President of NBF which was confirmed by various African Boxing Federation Presidents.
According to the statement, the suspension was taken at the board meeting held on 11th November 2023 in which he was able to defend his actions concerning the unauthorised press release/letter to the International Boxing Association (IBA).
The statement sighted by our correspondent revealed that Azania Omo-Agege allegedly forged and printed the letterhead of the NBF without approval.
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The statement read; “At no time has Azania Omo-Agege briefed or written any report on the outcome of meetings at AFBC and IBA for the action of the President.
“That you failed to utilise the opportunity provided by the board to reconcile you and the President at the last Zoom meeting.
“That you constituted yourself as a one-man parallel body against the majority of the board who affirmed the decision to join the World Boxing body as a step in the right direction for the growth of boxing.
“Your claim to IBA that President of Nigeria Boxing Federation Lieutenant General Kenneth Minimah had ceased to be President according to the constitution is null and void as well as embarrassing,” the statement said.