FIFA fines Nigeria for violence at Moshood Abiola Stadium, Abuja
FIFA recently beat Nigeria (N63.9 million) on Monday in violence at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja on March 29, following the country's withdrawal from Gh
ana, following the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
FIFA added that the next national match will be played outside the closed doors.
Pictures on social media also showed signs of vandalism and arguments between fans and police on the road to end the incident.
After the damage after Nigeria drew 1-1 with Ghana, many fans entered the stadium, threw a technical spot and threw a VIP at the stadium, knocking the Super Eagles out of the 2022 World Cup final on the move. the goal of the goal.
Police were obliged to use taverns to distribute gastrointly with fans after raging on the arena, which has become littered at the Abuja National Stadium after Nigeria is broken in the accompanying rate.
The fines were handed over in a letter reviewed on April 28 by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee, which has a brief overview of World Cup qualifiers.
A riot erupted after they failed to qualify for the World Cup ... after police were forced to use tear gas to settle disputes
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