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So I did a bit on Twitter. I did a run down of players who have impressed me so far this season. Ten players in all who have caught my eyes. Two goalkeepers made the list while the rest are attackers and defenders. If you missed it on Twitter here we go. The #NPFL18 has been very interesting so far and with 24 match-days already gone, a few players have caught my eye with impressive performaces. A thread on my top 1⃣0⃣ performers in the @LMCNPFL @NPFLOfficial .... so far NT: Not necessarily in the order they come. pic.twitter.com/vzkeEUJ4sx — Andrew Randa (@RandaAndrew) July 22, 2018 1⃣. Junior Lokosa. @pillarsfc striker who has 19 goals in 24 games and is the top scorer in the #NPFL18 . Proper fox in the box and an accomplished finisher. Can't find anyone better in the league who has his since of positioning and predatory instincts. pic.twitter.com/W2OUQKzzAo — Andrew Randa (@RandaAndrew) July 22, 2018 2⃣ Sunday Akinmoladun Started the seas

  Refutes allegations against its Directors The attention of the League Management Company Ltd (LMC) has been drawn to a statement by a group claiming to be the “Board of the Nigeria Football Federation(NFF)” in clear contravention of the known football governance statutes and regulations and also purporting to direct the Chairman of LMC Shehu Dikko and the Chief Operating Officer (COO) Salihu Abubakar to step aside on grounds of an alleged committal to prison of the two officers by a Jos High Court in 2016  for contempt of court in the case involving one Mustapha Abubakar  (suing for Giwa FC) and LMC. The LMC has so far maintained a studied silence since the contrived crisis in the NFF took root as we always believed the extant football rules, regulations and statutes would ultimately prevail and the company would want to, in line with its own governance rules, maintain this stance. It needs to be stated, however, that the so-called committal which was done ex-parte (in the a