Delta protests to NNL over unruly behavior of Wikki fans who destroyed stadium seats

The Delta State Sports Commission has protested what it called the unruly behavior of Wikki Tourists fans in the final NNL Super 8 tie decided Saturday at the Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba.
The match which was between eventual champions Warri Wolves and Wikki was one in which fans of the Bauchi side threw caution to the winds destroying stadium facilities even as they hauled pebbles towards the referee and his second assistant.
Trouble started after the first half when Wikki were three goals down. The fans apparently not satisfied with the scoreline started pulling out the stadium seats and throwing them into the pitch alongside any object in sight.
Delta Sports Commission while protesting the unruly behavior of the fans insisted Wikki must be made to pay for the unruly behavior of their fans.
“We have made our position known to the leadership of NNL. We want Wikki to pay for the repairs of our stadium which they vandalized. Yobe Desert Stars did the same thing and we are not happy with the behavior of Wikki and Yobe Desert Stars fans. Football is a friendly game and must not become a do or die affair,” were the words of Delta Sports Commission chairman Hon. Onoriode Oborevwori.