The Osun State Government is facing pressure to intervene in a N15 million financial dispute involving Osun Babes Football Club and Imo Strikers.
The dispute centres on an outstanding payment linked to the transfer of an Osun Babes player to Imo Strikers, with the development raising concerns over the financial obligations of the state-owned club.
Stakeholders have called on the Osun State Government to address the matter and ensure that the club meets its contractual commitments.
The financial dispute comes as Osun Babes continues efforts to strengthen its position in Nigerian women’s football, with stakeholders urging the authorities to provide better administrative and financial support for the team.
The development has also renewed calls for greater accountability in the management of state-owned football clubs and timely settlement of financial obligations.
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