5 disqualified candidates produce list of fictitious clubs

Joseph Owona has recently convened a meeting due to disagreement which arose from a history of fictional clubs.

In a brochure widely distributed and titled "Before and during standardization, an abnormal Fecafoot", Joseph Antoine Bell, Robert Penne, Atah Robert, Jules Frédéric Nyongha and Brigitte Mebande, the five candidates disqualified for the election of the president of the Cameroon football Federation, have published on three pages, "fictional clubs, created for electoral purposes.

Reading this long list of 138 fictitious clubs presented by the signatories to the document to which a copy has been sent to FIFA, one is intrigued by the presence in this list of Bomé United, club of the Department of Momo, Northwest Region. This team belongs to Atah Robert, one of the five candidates disqualified.

Attached to the phone to understand why he affixed his signature at the bottom of a document in which he is mentioned as part of the counterfeiters who created fictional clubs to take part in the elections in the decentralized leagues of the Fecafoot, Atah Robert was taken aback.

Apparently, he might have given his consent to appear among the signatories of the document without having personally taken note of the content of the brochure. "I'm surprised. It is a friend that caught my attention. I immediately wrote to denounce and dissociate myself from this assertion. I also produced documents that prove that my club is not fictitious and that it took part in the competitions of the Departmental League in Momo," explained Professor of sports and physical Education.

Just like Atah Robert, officials of several other clubs cited as fictitious denied the allegation. Joseph Owona, urgently convened a meeting with all officials of the clubs who denounced their presence in the list of fictional clubs.