By Kemoh Sesay
Football Stakeholders who are aggrieved over the conduct of the last election that ushered the new SLFA executive into office will today Tuesday 27th August 2013 meet Isha Johansen and her team at the organisation's Secretariat for on-going talks aimed at ending a stalemate that has halted the Sierra Leone Premier League. The five-man committee set up by the stakeholders comprise Philip H. Bangura President of Mighty Blackpool, Femi Hebron Vice President of the same club, Sirajin Rollings-Kamara, Chairman Central Parade Football Club, Abu Bakarr Kabbah former Administrative Secretary of SLFA, and Kasho J. Holland-Cole Secretary General, Western Area Football Association. One of the committee members, Sirajin Rollings-Kamara told Politico that they would present their position statement to the SLFA executive which he said includes their key demand that Abdul Rahman Swaray, acting General Secretary and Public Relations Officer, Sorie Ibrahim Sesay be sacked immediately. Rollings-Kamara said if Johansen and her team agreed to their demands, they will re-start the league and unity will return to football. He said, ‘’we are not going to work with them (the new executive), if we have those people still at the helm of affairs and this will be the last and final approach to them on this matter, we are not going to meet them again so we hope they cooperate with us for the good of the game”. (C) Politico 27/08/13
