Campos FC Accuses FIFA Agent, Peter Ejiasi Of Unscrupulous Activities

Campos FC, a reputable football club renowned for nurturing young talents, is bringing to light the unprofessional and detrimental actions of Peter Ejiasi, a FIFA football agent. 

Despite facilitating the transfers of several players of the club, Ejiasi has failed to meet his obligations, leaving the club with significant financial losses.

The club's president and CEO, Patrick Ikechukwu Osuji, has made repeated efforts to address these issues with him, but to no avail. The agent's refusal to communicate and cooperate has led to a breakdown in the relationship, prompting the club to seek redress.

The Owerri based side is seeking fair compensation for the transfers of Chrisantus Ugonna Uche (now with Getafe in Spain) and Sixtus Nzubechi Ogbuehi (now with Osasuna B in Spain), as well as resolution regarding the unauthorized transfers of Osuagwu Godswill Chinaza to CF Ceuta U19 and Nwafuru Anthony Arinze to UD Mellila in Spain.

Furthermore, we recently discovered that Ejiasi is attempting to facilitate the transfer of Awodike Ikeji Chukwubuikem, a player currently registered with the club, to Spain without the club's consent. Despite Osuji's efforts to negotiate a fair agreement, the FIFA licensed Agent has refused to cooperate, instead he is using an Abuja based club, J1 Football Club and PINTEX SPORTS AGENCY owned RBM SPORTS FC to obtain the necessary documents for the player's travel which is against FIFA laws.

The king makers is committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in the football industry. The club believes that the actions of Peter Ejiasi are not only detrimental to them but also undermine the principles of fair play and transparency that are essential to the sport.

"We are not opposed to our players seeking opportunities elsewhere, but we insist that the proper procedures be followed, and the rights of all parties be respected," said Patrick Ikechukwu Osuji, president and CEO of Campos FC. "We hope that by bringing this matter to light, we can prevent similar situations from arising in the future and promote a more transparent and equitable football industry."

We invite all stakeholders, including football authorities, agents, and clubs, to join hands in promoting a culture of transparency, accountability, and fair play in the football industry.

Patrick Ikechukwu Osuji

President and CEO, Campos FC.