There is a disconnection between the football management body and the activities of the NDT in terms of developing local football. The setting up and operation of football academies which falls within the competence of the NDT has been in disarray in much of the country.
Yaoundé (National Times)-Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions’ Head Coach, Clarence Seedorf says the country has talented players but it would be a wise decision to use professionals for the decisive African Football Nations Cup (AFCON) qualifier against Comoros on Saturday.
Mbombo Njoya created the commission Monday February 25th after a meeting of football stakeholders in the country that held in Yaounde. The commission began work at 6PM same Monday as their findings are expected to be communicated to FECAFOOT latest March 1st.
Thus, the Tuesday decision from the football league stipulates that, Division I clubs will each get FCFA 3 million while Division II clubs will each get FCFA 2million. Semengue writes in the public release that, clubs will be expected to justify the use of the money given that it is public funds. 24 clubs from both levels of the league are expected to benefit from the money.
The 2018/2019 Professional League of Cameroon has finally commenced after an abortive first attempt last week.
“When Cameroon was awarded the 2021 event, there was disapproval from some Ivory Coast officials and we weren’t sure they would accept to host a later edition. Fortunately President Alasane Ouattara of Ivory Coast has agreed to stage the 2023 event and so we think the complaint no longer has its place,” Mballa stated.
The decision is the outcome of a meeting pitting representatives of the warring club presidents and the president of the Cameroon professional football league retired General Piere Semegnue staged at the Tsinga-Yaoune office of the Cameroon Football Federation(FECAFOOT) on Wednesday January 30.
FECAFOOT’s President is reacting to the failure to start Day One matches of the national championship following a boycott of the leaders of affiliated clubs.
Cameroon(National Times)-All four Cameroonian clubs to the Confederations of African Football (CAF) clubs competitions have been kicked out following Sunday’s matches played at home and abroad.
Yaoundé(National Times)-Former Indomitable Lions Players, Solomon Olembe and Bill Tchato, have picked up new appointments at the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) following two decisions made public by the head of the country’s football, Seydou Ibrahim Mbombo Njoya, Friday, January 18.
Yaoundé (National Times)-The 2018/2019 Professional Football League season in Cameroon would run only for four months. This information was disclosed by the President of the League’s Board.
Yaoundé (National Times)-The President of the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) Seidou Mbombo Njoya has ended the deadlock over the commencement of the 2018/2019 football season in the country following a meeting grouping football stakeholders at the institution’s office in Yaoundé on Thursday, January 4.
