
"Just
when we are trying to come to terms with Keshi's death, Amodu is now gone. The
question is who's next?" Bewarang started. "It's high time the
federal government wades into cases affecting coaches. In Nigeria, football
coaches are hired, used and fired with employers most often, not fulfilling
their contractual obligations.
"Many
coaches, both at national and club levels are owed huge sums of money, long
after their disengagements. By the nature of their jobs, 75% of Nigerian
coaches are prone to hypertension and I expect they are treated fairly in order
to curb this unfortunate incident of sudden deaths among us," Bewarang
posited.
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