Nothing screams corporate panic quite like a boss sliding into DMs with a plea. Davidson Owumi, the head honcho for the Nigeria Premier Football League, sent a memo to all twenty club chairmen urging everyone to protect the brand. The Chief Operating Officer told the general managers that talking trash about the NPFL devalues the product because negative chatter hurts the bag. He promised that his administration would stay neutral and fair while asking for strict rule adherence as the season heats up.
Owumi basically told team leaders to act like chief marketing officers instead of critics. He argues that the league entity belongs to the clubs themselves. The letter stressed that defending the image of the asset remains vital for every stakeholder involved.
He thanked them for cooperating early on, but he demanded they stop the messy public drama immediately. Without the teams, there is no competition to sell.
Owumi basically told team leaders to act like chief marketing officers instead of critics. He argues that the league entity belongs to the clubs themselves. The letter stressed that defending the image of the asset remains vital for every stakeholder involved.
He thanked them for cooperating early on, but he demanded they stop the messy public drama immediately. Without the teams, there is no competition to sell.
