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World Cup travel slots were sold, not fairly allocated – Jamaludeen Abdullah
He expressed frustration over what he described as the commercialisation of opportunities for supporters to travel to international football tournaments, arguing that the process should have been fair and transparent.
Abdullah has accused individuals involved in arrangements for Ghanaian supporters to travel to international football competitions of selling travel opportunities instead of allocating them fairly.
Mr Abdullah further alleged that an official associated with the National Service Authority (NSA) received $60,000 from the arrangement, although he did not provide independently verified evidence to substantiate the claim.
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