Only 10 pitch-up as Nico's AGM flops

Wednesday, July 04, 2018

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Nico United's Annual General Meeting, which was supposed to take place on Saturday, failed to materialise as only 10 members bothered to turn-up.

The future of the club looks bleak, and the meeting was seen as crucial in mapping the way forward.

The committee only has five members and the meeting was supposed to elect some new members. The AGM must be held before the new season commences.

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Only 10 pitch-up as Nico's AGM flops

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Nico United's Annual General Meeting, which was supposed to take place on Saturday, failed to materialise as only 10 members bothered to turn-up.

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