Kano Pillars FC has raised an alarm over a fraudulent online publication falsely claiming that the club is conducting player recruitment through an online form. The club issued an official statement on its communication channels, warning the public to disregard the misleading claims.
According to the club’s statement, the fake recruitment was posted by a Facebook page/profile named "Football Scholarship." The post claimed that interested players could apply for recruitment into the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side via an online registration process. However, Kano Pillars FC has categorically denied any involvement in such an arrangement.
The club clarified that it has no affiliation with the page or its claims, emphasizing that the information is entirely false. In response, Kano Pillars FC has reported the fraudulent activity to the relevant authorities to take appropriate legal action against those behind the scam.
Fans, aspiring footballers, and the general public have been urged to ignore the fake recruitment message. The club also advised individuals to report the page to prevent others from falling victim to the deception. Such scams often target young footballers who dream of playing professionally, making it crucial to spread awareness.
Kano Pillars FC reaffirmed its commitment to professional and ethical recruitment practices. The club follows internationally recognized procedures for scouting, trials, and signing new players, ensuring transparency and fairness in its selection process.
In its statement, the club emphasized that it does not conduct player trials or signings via online forms. Instead, all recruitment processes are done through official scouting, trial invitations, and evaluations by the club’s technical team.
Supporters and players seeking accurate information about Kano Pillars FC were advised to rely solely on the club’s official communication platforms. These include the club’s website, verified social media pages, and direct communication from authorized club officials.
Cases of fake player recruitment scams have become common in Nigerian football, with fraudsters preying on desperate young talents. Kano Pillars FC’s swift response highlights the need for increased vigilance within the football community to combat such fraudulent activities.
The club reassured its fans that it remains dedicated to upholding professionalism and credibility in its dealings. It also expressed confidence that the authorities will take necessary action to prevent further exploitation of aspiring footballers.
Kano Pillars FC remains one of Nigeria’s most prestigious football clubs, and it continues to uphold the integrity of the game. The club urged everyone to remain cautious and report any suspicious activity that could tarnish the image of Nigerian football.
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