Samson Siasia appeals FIFA ban

Former Super Eagles’ Chief Coach, Samson Siasia, has appealed against the life ban slammed on him by world football governing body, FIFA.

Siasia told newsmen that his lawyers filed the appeal to FIFA on August 27, while another appeal was filed with the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) on August 29.

He said “I wish to state that I have never been and would never be a party to any form of unethical conduct or perversion in the discharge of my duties in any capacity. I built my career in the football industry on the foundation of hard work, integrity, consistency and God. In all my career, I have done nothing but serve my country and clubs to the best of my personal and professional ability, with all my strength and might, with discipline, pride and passion and an awareness that it is a privilege to be an ambassador of our great nation. It is my greatest hope and belief that my country also stands by and with me at a time like this. While I may not be able to publicly divulge the details and specifics, of the appeal, I think it fit to inform you that I have appealed against FIFA’s Decision and you all will probably hear the results as you heard about the ban. I am currently taking legal advice. My lawyer, Austin Otah, has been liaising with the Nigeria Football Federation and its counsel,”

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