The veteran Swiss powerbroker fell seven votes short of the required 140 majority in the first round of voting.
Just before the second round was about to start the Jordanian prince, a FIFA vice president who had campaigned on the need for reform, withdrew thanking those “brave enough” to vote for him.
Blatter, 79, has been FIFA’s president since 1998 and has defied European calls to stand down as corruption scandals tarnish the multi-billion dollar body’s image.
Good for him. But truly I dnt like the idea
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ReplyDeleteThis man is a dirty politician..he wants to die in power together with his partner in crime isa hayatu
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ReplyDeleteChai! This man na big thief, em wan die dey or how, nawa o! ogadinma o!
ReplyDeleteI think Sepp Blatter and other FiFA are just bunch of corrupt official. How can one be a preseident of an organisation since 1998 and don't deem it fit to tep down, only to harrass his challengers with corruption while he himself is corrupt.
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