Just two weeks ago, this column wrote about the absence of Dr. Amos Adamu was banned by FIFA from partaking in any football event for three years after a panel constituted by the world football governing body found him guilty of demanding money for votes on the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosting rights. The Ogbomoso-born sports administrator was caught on video by undercover reporters asking for $800,000.
It is now a new dawn for the former boss of Nigeria Sports Commission as he served out his ban a few days ago and thus regained the freedom to do what he knows best. Adamu might have gone off the public glare while the ban lasted, but some reactions to the piece done on him earlier on this page indicated that he remained as powerful and influential as ever even while his ban lasted.
Now that the owner of Balmora Hall on Oregun Road, Lagos is back, it is not clear in what capacity he will function.
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