The League Management Company (LMC), has actually told Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State that visit of a sole administrator to run the affairs of Shooting Starts Sports Club also known as 3SC, is an offense to the NFF Club Licensing guidelines.

LMC made this disclosure via a letter addressed to the club management.

Our reporter recalls that Makinde had a couple of days back designated a former Deputy Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Babatunde Olaniyan as sole administrator for the club.

DAILY POST gathered that Olaniyan acted as deputy speaker in the state in between 2011 and 2015.

DAILY POST reports that the club is among the clubs own by Oyo State Government.

LMC has, however, condemned the appointment.

LMC noted that the visit was at variation with the provisions of Article 12 of the NFF Club Licensing Regulations.

It described that the appointment runs nasty of the reflection of Rule A6 of the Framework and Rules of the Nigeria Professional Football League.

LMC in the letter gotten by DAILY POST on Tuesday, said consultation is void.

It added that the appointment will not be acknowledged.

LMC recommended that the consultation be examined.

It described that the visit be evaluated in order to make sure compliance with the provisions of extant football policies.

“It has actually concerned our attention that a Sole Administrator has been appointed to manage the affairs of the club. This presumes that ALL residual powers and responsibilities relating to the administration of the club will be vested in a single person, rather of a made up board of directors or group of administrators.

“Be notified that this visit is at difference with the provisions of Article 12 of the NFF Club Licensing Regulations, and contravenes of the consideration of Rule A6 of the Framework and Rules of the Nigeria Professional Football League.

“Consequent to the above, the supposed appointment is void and will not be acknowledged by the League Management Company (LMC).

“It is, therefore, recommended that this visit be examined to guarantee compliance with the arrangements of extant football policies”.