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Pinnick: No More Transfer of Nigerian Players to Mushroom Leagues - Vimarsana News

Pinnick: No More Transfer of Nigerian Players to Mushroom Leagues

Duro Ikhazuagbe In his determination to give respect to the domestic topflight league, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has warned that henceforth there will be no transfer of Nigerian players to mushroom leagues in the backwaters of Europe. President of the NFF, Amaju Pinnick told the Home-based Super Eagles shortly before they played Mexico early hours of Sunday in Los Angeles, USA that the federation will no longer issue Transfer Certificates to those seeking greener pasture in lowly leagues abroad. “We want to see our players go to such clubs as Real Madrid, Barcelona, Arsenal or e...

Update Municipal Services during Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

Update Municipal Services during Covid-19

George Municipality GEORGE NEWS - George Municipality hereby confirms that it is open for business, services are being rendered and administration buildings are open except for halls, venues and sport facilities. While in-person services are rendered where required, we appeal to the public to consider doing transactions and business online, per telephone or via email to avoid coming to the municipality in person and helping to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. During the Covid-19 crisis period, certain staff may be working from home or on rotation, which means co...

Schools grappling with falling revenues - Vimarsana News

Schools grappling with falling revenues

Schools grappling with falling revenues By: Times News Service With many schools in the Sultanate working as a not-for-profit venture, exit of some students has affected their earnings. Muscat: Students not returning to the classrooms, be it either face-to-face or virtual, are costing millions to school management committees. Take the example of Indian Schools in Oman where more than 7,000 students have left or are planning to leave in 2020-2021. While more than 4,600 Indian students have opted for transfer certificates in the middle of the term, around 2,000-2,500 additional students are exp...