The article reports on a Nigerian family that paid ₦4.7 million (almost the full ₦4.75 million) to a man named Amos Musa, who called himself Coach Pojo and claimed to be a licensed FIFA agent with 35 years of experience. The family hoped that this money would help their son train in Egypt, get a contract with a professional football club, and eventually play in Europe. However, after arriving in Egypt, the player returned to Nigeria just a month later without receiving the trial or opportunities that were promised. The investigation suggests that the family was deceived by Coach Pojo, who did not deliver on his commitments.
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