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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Exclusive – NLO: Proprietor To Disband A&A Kiviasennus FC After Match Fixing Allegation

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The management of Complete Communicatiins Limited, publishers of www.Completesports.com, has noted with concern, an error that mistakenly appeared in the body of the above referenced story which was published last year, 2025.

In the news item, ‘Jude’ Atuegwu was referenced as owner/President of A&A Kiviasennus FC, a football Academy that participated in that year’s
(2025) Nationwide League One playoffs at Awka City Stadium, Awka, Anambra State.

Following alleged match-fixing accusation by the organisers of the playoffs after Campos FC defeated A&A Kiviasennus FC, the President of A&A Kiviasennus FC was reported to have threatened to disband the team.

But we’ve found out that the ‘Jude’ that mistakenly appeared in the story was not the name of the amiable and hard working owner and financier of the club and has no intention of dragging ownership of the club from its rightful owner and sponsor. It was a ‘typographic error’ that escaped our attention and NOT a deliberate act.

The management of Complete Sports, as a responsible media House, aimed at promoting healthy sporting activities and building human relation/capacity has no intention whatsoever to ridicule the name and person of the club
Proprietor, his friends, family and business concerns.

While we sincerely regret and apologise for a possible business and personality damage caused by the mistake, we appeal that the affected find a
place his heart to forgive and forget in the true spirit of sportsmanship and humanity.

Thanks for your understanding.

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Sab Osuji is a veteran sports journalist with over 35 years of experience in sports reporting. He has worked with several media houses, mainly in print journalism, and has built a long career covering major sporting events in Nigeria and around the world. Sab has covered several international football competitions, including the CAF Champions League, CAF Confederation Cup, FIFA U20 World Cup, Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), and FIFA World Cup qualifying matches. He has also reported from the All Africa Games and other major sporting events. With his extensive experience in sports journalism, Sab brings strong knowledge of football, sports reporting, and the stories behind major competitions. Through his work with Complete Sports, he continues to provide readers with sports news, match reports, and updates from the world of football.

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