The Municipality of Klis has developed an attractive hotel project and is offering it to potential investors
“The municipality of Klis has decided not to wait for investors to knock on our door, but we have designed an attractive project and provided even more attractive land that we will offer them for investment.” the words of the mayor of Klis Jakov Vetma. Powerful, brave and proactive, and behind the whole story is not only good PR and self-promotion, says the fact that the whole project and documentation is ready and turnkey waiting for interested investors. The conceptual solution and 3D visualizations of the future hotel were presented, which should sprout on a plot of 20.000 m2 with a view from Omis to Trogir and the Split archipelago. The construction conditions were set by the development of the solution and visualization, which was unanimously accepted by the Municipal Council of the Municipality of Klis at the last session held on 30 August. The plot itself is located 400 meters from the famous Kliška fortress. “In cooperation with the architects, we have developed a project to build a cascading hotel that will fit into the environment and follow the layout of our fortress with its floor plan. This project will not only bring added value to Klis and provide capacity for new visitors, but upon its completion will create at least 60 new jobs for Klis. The municipality of Klis has provided a complete infrastructure for potential investors near the location, and on the same plot it is possible to build an additional 10 villas next to the hotel, ” he said Mayor of Klis Jakov Vetma.The settlement and municipality of Klis were created at the foot of a medieval fortress which was also the backdrop for the popular Game of Thrones series. It was named after the gorge on which the fortress was built. Hence, the main idea of the head of the architectural office Srdjana Dugalic it was to “divide” the hotel building into several volumes, and to drown each one in a natural slope. This type of construction will provide visitors with their own green terraces for each room and the connection of the interior space with the outdoor natural beauties that surround it. In addition to the green terraces, the volumes will be connected with infinity pools that create a unique experience for all guests. The hotel, in addition to the basement and garage, will have four floors with a total capacity of 93 rooms and six suites. All are located in such a way that they have an open view of the sea and the entire pool of Klis, Solin and Split. The project also envisages an indoor pool within the SPA space. In addition to the three outdoor pools, it is possible to place individual pools on the terrace of the room, if the investor so wishes. In a month the announcement of the public tender
“Within a month, the Municipality of Klis will announce a public tender for the sale of real estate for the construction of hotels and villas according to precisely specified construction conditions at this location. We have also prepared all the documentation for the Investment and Competitiveness Agency for their Investment Catalog of the Republic of Croatia and we are in talks with the Ministry of Tourism to enter and enter their Tourism Investment Catalog. We are ready to talk to all investors who, in a quality way and in accordance with the project, can turn our vision into reality. We believe that the construction of the hotel will be an additional engine for the development of our region and that private renters will also benefit from it. Special praise goes to our team led by Josip Didović who managed to resolve the 15-year dispute, finally prove this year that the plot belongs to us and register it with our municipality,Vetma concluded. Thus the status quo is broken and it goes boldly forward. The future always depends on us, the people, for some the glass is half full, for others it is half empty. The easiest thing to say is that it is impossible, no, difficult – but only proactive people, companies, municipalities and those who destroy the status quo are accompanied by happiness and a bright future.Money, development, investments should be provoked, and not wait for investors to come on their own. I always point out that we have to make more projects, prepare all the documentation, cost estimates, 3d visualization and offer the projects on the market. This is the first prerequisite for developing and attracting investment.A view of Split and the development of the Municipality of KlisWe are small because we want to be small. It’s all a matter of mindset, and when you’re “small” and when you’re struggling with big players, then you have to be fast, agile, creative and innovative and definitely break the status quo to jump out of the crowd and be noticed. The Municipality of Klis will certainly be noticed with this move, and I am sure that it will achieve the much desired and deserved focus and attention, as well as ultimately development and a positive future.Bravo to the Municipality of Klis, which with this historic move in our tourism, is bravely moving forward and has put its future development in its hands.Related news:
Log in with your social account LOG INDon’t have an account? Register here Facebook Linkedin tycoon Forbes-rich-Indonesians inequality poverty gini-ratio GDP-growth economic-growth Tahir mayapada Hartono-brothers Google Forgot Password ? Topics : “The rich get richer and the poor get poorer” is an age-old adage that has become more relevant than ever as Indonesia becomes wealthier, multiple recent reports have shown. According to a list compiled by Forbes last year, the country’s 50 richest added US$5.6 billion to their combined wealth, which reached a record $134.6 billion last year despite global trade turbulence slowing down the country’s economy. The total figure was about 12 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019.Prominent businessmen Robert Budi and Michael Hartono, also known as the Hartono brothers, topped the list with a net worth of US$37.3 billion through various businesses ranging from tobacco and banking to startups and media outlets.However, the 2019 Global Wealth Report published in October by Swiss multinational investment bank and financia…
Philip Alvin Gehl from the Napoleon area, passed away Saturday, July 11, 2020 at the age of 85 at Morristown Manor in Morristown, IN.Phil was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 21, 1935 to the late, Carl and Alma Schershligt Gehl. On July 7, 1962, he was united in marriage to Ruth Ann Federle and they were blessed with five children. They celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary before her passing on October 27, 2017.Philip was a man with very strong work ethics and values. This would influence him to proudly serve his country in the U.S. Navy. After completing his military service, Ruth and he would return home where they purchased an 80-acre farm outside of Napoleon and this is where they would raise their family.Along with the farm, Phil also worked as a union electrician under the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. It was important to him to pass along his strong work ethics and values to his children and grandchildren.Aside from work, Phil was a dedicated Boy Scout leader of the Napoleon Troop 640 for 14 years and through his leadership, he had a positive impact on the lives of many people. In addition, he was a member of St. Maurice Catholic Church of Napoleon. He also enjoyed collecting antique machinery.Philip is survived by three sons: Anthony (Ann) of Knoxville, TN; Jim (Rachel) of Batesville, IN; Ron (Kathy) of St. George, KS and daughter, Mary (Courtney) Franke of Howe, IN. He also is survived by his three sisters: Dolores Wagner of Napoleon; Marilyn (Carl) Buening of Greensburg, IN; and Dorothy Stier of Napoleon and one brother; Paul (Arlene) Gehl of Napoleon. Phil is also survived by his 11 grandchildren and four step-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruth; son, Daniel Gehl, brother Carl Gehl and daughter-in-law Lisa (Riehle) Gehl.Services will be held all in one-day, Tuesday, July 14, 2020 at the St. Maurice Catholic Church of Napoleon, IN. Visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 (noon), at which time the funeral will begin. Burial will be at the church cemetery in Napoleon, IN. Due to COVID 19, people are encouraged to wear their mask for everyone’s protection.Arrangements entrusted to Neal’s Funeral Home of Osgood, IN. Memorials may be made to the church, in care of the funeral home.www.nealsfuneralhome.net
Instead of three precious points and a platform from which to mount a concerted charge towards a top-four place, Carrick’s goal merely ended up being the prelude to more misery as Darren Bent’s injury-time leveller sent the hosts spinning to what even David Moyes admitted was their lowest point yet. After all that has gone before, dropping two points at home to a team adrift at the bottom of the table, coached by the man who was part of Sir Alex Ferguson’s backroom team for six years, looks set to cause more worry for United fans. At the very least, the £20million they would expect to pocket from the Champions League looks like being lost, given United are now nine points behind fourth-placed Liverpool. Players’ future – that go far beyond skipper Nemanja Vidic, who has already announced his intention to quit in the summer – are on the line, whilst Moyes himself is suddenly under extreme scrutiny as the chronic form continues. The sight of Carrick being swamped by ecstatic team-mates following his 80th-minute goal, and Wayne Rooney on his knees in triumph emphasised the depth of feeling amongst the United squad though. “Of course the players care,” said Carrick. “It is the pride we have in ourselves and each other. “No-one wants to go through a spell when people are questioning you and things are going wrong. “We have had enough success over the years that we retain a belief in ourselves even when things are not going so well. “We keep trying to do the right things, and in the end, you think it will pay off for you. Michael Carrick claims the reaction that followed what he thought was going to be a winning goal for Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday proves the players do care about their present plight. “We thought it had but it wasn’t to be. “It isn’t for the want of trying. It is not a case of not caring. We care just as much, if not more, than anybody else.” The fear for Moyes must be that frustration will eventually boil over. Javier Hernandez’s cryptic Instagram posting: “The time to speak about so many things will come…” does not hint at a positive development given the Mexican has been relegated to the fringes this season. Rio Ferdinand, meanwhile, has started just one game in two months, and stated recently he was fully fit, so his private thoughts would be interesting. Even the good bits are causing problems. The club record £37.1million arrival of Juan Mata from Chelsea was hailed as a master-stroke. Yet fitting Mata into a team shape that also includes Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie seems to have stifled all three men to some extent. Adnan Januzaj – United’s player of the season – has been sparingly used of late and all those crosses, an incredible 81 against Fulham, rather than an indication of a team’s strength, actually shows up a chronic weakness given a club of that standing should be capable of playing through even the most congested of defences, to create an element of confusion at the very least. The muddled approach highlights the obvious flaws. United’s defence, so often the cornerstone of success, is now creaking badly, their midfield lacks bite no matter who is deployed there. Seeing currently injured Marouane Fellaini being escorted through Old Trafford to carry out a corporate demand indicates Moyes’ approach to the transfer market has not worked either. The result just heaps even more pressure on Moyes, who has been consistently backed by the United hierarchy. “We thought it was going to turn,” said Carrick. “We have thought that all season. We still believe it will but it seems like setback after setback at the moment. “We have had success over the years. You have to deal with the down times as well. “It has been a tough season and we are not in a very good position in the league. “We will pick ourselves up. That is what we do. That is the business we are in.” Press Association
February 27, 2020 Associated Press VETERAN LEADERSHIP: Wofford’s Nathan Hoover, Chevez Goodwin and Trevor Stumpe have collectively accounted for 47 percent of the team’s scoring this season, including 49 percent of all Terriers points over the last five games.SPARKING THE OFFENSE: Storm Murphy has been directly responsible for 40 percent of all Wofford field goals over the last three games. The junior guard has 12 field goals and 18 assists in those games.WINLESS WHEN: The Terriers are 0-7 when they score 61 points or fewer and 16-7 when they exceed 61 points. The Bears are 0-11 when they fail to score more than 67 points and 16-3 on the season, otherwise.ASSIST-TO-FG RATIO: The Bears have recently used assists to create baskets more often than the Terriers. Mercer has an assist on 61 of 103 field goals (59.2 percent) over its previous three matchups while Wofford has assists on 41 of 75 field goals (54.7 percent) during its past three games.BALL SECURITY: Mercer’s offense has turned the ball over 14.6 times per game this year, but is averaging 11 turnovers over its last five games and nine over its last three. Wofford looks to end streak vs Mercer
Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditWofford (16-14, 8-9) vs. Mercer (16-14, 10-7)Hawkins Arena, Macon, Georgia; Saturday, 4:30 p.m. ESTBOTTOM LINE: Mercer looks to extend Wofford’s conference losing streak to seven games. Wofford’s last SoCon win came against the VMI Keydets 79-73 on Feb. 5. Mercer is coming off a 73-57 win at The Citadel in its most recent game. ___For more AP college basketball coverage: https://apnews.com/Collegebasketball and http://twitter.com/AP_Top25___This was generated by Automated Insights, http://www.automatedinsights.com/ap, using data from STATS LLC, https://www.stats.com
The home leg fixture of Manchester United’s Champions League quarter-final tie could be reversed in the event of a clash with that involving Manchester City, depending on the outcome of today’s draw, UEFA announced yesterday.The two Manchester clubs are through to the last eight alongside two other Premier League sides, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.Unlike in previous rounds, there is no longer any country protection in the draw, meaning teams from the same domestic league can now face one another. That throws open the possibility of a Manchester derby in the quarter-finals. However, if they do not face each other, United will have to reverse their fixture if they are drawn at home in the same week as City.“Following a decision made by the relevant local authorities, Manchester City and Manchester United cannot play at home on the same night, nor on consecutive nights,” said UEFA.“Should both clubs be drawn within the same sequence (home or away), the team having finished lower in the domestic league the previous season –- in this case Manchester United — will be reversed in accordance with the UEFA Club Competitions Committee principles.”The semi-final draw will also take place today, and UEFA added: “The calendar for the semi-finals will be communicated to all parties on April 18, 2019, following the return legs of the quarter-finals.”Juventus, Barcelona, Porto and Ajax complete the Champions League quarter-final line-up.Share this:FacebookRedditTwitterPrintPinterestEmailWhatsAppSkypeLinkedInTumblrPocketTelegram
What does having dinner with Shaquille O’Neal at a Brazilian steakhouse, taking a ride in Nick Saban’s golf cart and having identical twin sisters attached to your hip for a night out on the town have in common?You’ve probably guessed it by now, but college football’s national signing day is today and the aforementioned scenarios are all attempts made by top SEC schools to lure in a strong recruiting class for their respective programs. To what extent do these recruiting classes matter? Does having a highly ranked recruiting class contribute directly to future success?With less than half of the number of commits of other programs at this point in the recruiting process as a result of NCAA sanctions, USC has managed to assemble the No. 8 ranked class in the country according to ESPN. What the Trojans lack in recruiting volume they make up for in top-flight talent, including the consensus No. 1 pro-style quarterback in the country in Max Browne and Rivals.com five-star recruits Kenny Bigelow, Su’a Cravens and Leon McQuay III. The Trojans have had to pick their student athletes wisely, as evidenced by the fact that every single program commit is either a four- or five-star recruit.The commitment of five players in the ESPN 150’s top 25 is no accident. Throughout the years, USC has had a reputation for strong recruiting. For instance, former standout players such as Matt Kalil, Robert Woods and Brian Cushing were all recruited as sought after five-star players. Browne’s recruitment, in particular, served as a poignant reminder to the rest of the Pac-12 of USC’s recruiting prowess. Browne hails from Sammamish, Wash., and many University of Washington fans lamented the fact that head coach Steve Sarkisian failed to recruit a quarterback whom had essentially grown up in the Huskies’ backyard.Success in recruiting prior to a college snap being played could be attributed to coaching staffs and reputation, but the truest test of a recruiting class’ success is how a player’s abilities translate to the college level, and, ultimately, how those abilities translate to victories.There is no doubt that USC’s reputation precedes it in the recruiting arena, and recent top-ranked recruiting classes have in fact yielded strong results. In the Pete Carroll era, the Trojans finished with Scout.com’s top recruiting class in the nation in 2003, 2004 and 2006. Pete Carroll’s tenure at USC was marked with seven straight top-five finishes, two national titles and a bouquet full of Rose Bowl victories. Though correlation does not necessarily imply causation, it is important to note that the recruiting classes that Carroll, and current USC head coach Lane Kiffin, brought to the program were direct contributors to success.Breaking down successful recruiting to cases of individual players can hurt this argument; the recruiting process places far too much emphasis on individual players as opposed to an entire squad. Much like the NFL draft, the selection of athletes is mired in a giant stew of physical characteristics, athletic metrics and hype. And much like selecting players from the NFL draft, the entire stew can be ruined with a single drop of poisonous behavior or off-the-field issues.Take, for instance, USC’s 2010 All-American running back recruit Dillon Baxter. Baxter was touted as the second coming of Reggie Bush, but he virtually checked into his tenure at USC in Kiffin’s doghouse and was dropped from the team shortly thereafter. He subsequently transferred to San Diego State, where he was dropped within a month; he is now attempting to make a comeback playing at the junior college level. Countless other five-star recruits have underperformed or faded into obscurity as a result of seeing too much too soon.Conversely, many successful players at the college and professional levels have far exceeded initial recruiters’ expectations. All-Pro linebacker Clay Matthews III was initially a walk-on before joining Cushing and Rey Maualuga to form the famous 2009 triumvirate of pro-bound linebackers. 2012 Biletnikoff Award winner Marqise Lee, who looks like a wide receiver coach’s genetically engineered dream, was initially billed by recruiters as a four-star safety. The recruiting process itself is riddled with flaws and unpredictability, but USC has stayed relevant and successful in the recruiting arena by translating highly touted recruiting classes into on-the-field success and by avoiding placing too much emphasis on any single player (with one notable Heisman-trophy-winning exception).In summation, a 7-6 season reads more like an aberration than the beginning of a precipitous decline for the Trojan football team. The Trojans are one of two teams who failed to finish in the top 10 in the polls in 2012 with a recruiting class in ESPN’s top 10.Though coaching is an unpredictable metric, it is presumed that the USC football team will recommence their winning ways come fall with the installation of a new defense more effective at stopping the spread under new coordinator Clancy Pendergast. There will almost certainly be a quarterback controversy next season between Browne and redshirt sophomores Max Wittek and Cody Kessler, but competition in this case could be a good problem. With offensive line recruits from last year’s entering class filling out and Lee and senior running back Silas Redd returning for another season, don’t be too surprised if the Trojans’ vaunted recruiting class pays off big dividends yet again.
Published on February 4, 2018 at 5:35 pm Contact Matt: mdliberm@syr.edu Freshmen shine on offenseDuring the first three quarters, while Syracuse head coach John Desko used his starters, the freshmen shined on offense. Of the five goals scored, two were by Tucker Dordevic and one by Brendan Curry. Nate Solomon was the only returning player to score. “We’re doing a really good job,” Curry said. “Just each day get a little bit better, more confident, dodge with our head up, start moving the ball.”AdvertisementThis is placeholder textAfter Dordevic scored his second goal, a Yale defender fell onto his leg. He got up and limped off the field under his own power and did not return. Desko said he’d be “surprised” if Dordevic did not practice Tuesday. Dordevic started once again and figures to start come SU’s season opener against Binghamton. Curry is slated to play on the second midfield line. “The freshmen stepped up against one of the best teams in the nation and that’s the kind of experience we need to get them,” Desko said. Additional notesBrett Kennedy replaced Marcus Cunningham as the third defender to start the second half. Nick DiPietro entered in the fourth.Brendan Bomberry and Dami Oladunmoye both returned to play after leaving previous scrimmages early with apparent injuries.Syracuse was perfect in man-down situations when Dom Madonna played. Starting sophomore faceoff specialist Danny Varello finished 6-of-12 on faceoffs, while senior Seth DeLisle went 7-of-10 from the faceoff X. Rest of the team struggles offensivelyAside from Dordevic and Curry, the Syracuse offense remained stagnant for the bulk of the outing. Junior attack Nate Solomon netted two goals in the first half, but SU simply couldn’t do much afterwards. Yale outshot the Orange 43-24 and of the eight Syracuse goals, four were scored by freshmen and defenders.“We’re kind of settling for shots right now,” Solomon said. “We’re just going through the motions. We’re not really pushing the ball.”One area where the offense particularly struggled was on man-up opportunities. Syracuse couldn’t muster a single goal with an advantage. During an opportunity in the third quarter, the man-up unit — Solomon, Matt Lane, Stephen Rehfuss, Bradley Voigt, Jamie Trimboli and Brendan Bomberry — lacked any aggression. The six passed the ball around the perimeter for the entirety of the advantage and settled for two well-covered shots that sailed far wide of the cage. “We looked hesitant,” Desko said. “And I wasn’t real happy with the week before … We were too cautious. I was disappointed in the man-up.”Last year SU’s man-up unit ranked fifth in the country. This Sunday, the Orange had to “roll up their sleeves and fight for everything,” Desko said. Mellen shuts down Reeves When Syracuse played Yale in the NCAA tournament quarterfinals last season, Yale All-American Ben Reeves scored four goals in the 11-10 SU victory. Sunday’s scrimmage was a different story.Redshirt-sophomore defender Nick Mellen guarded Reeves for the duration of the scrimmage that both team’s starters played on Sunday. Mellen allowed Reeves little space to maneuver once Reeves gained possession. He rode Reeves’ hips and bodied the 6-foot-2 attack, prohibiting him from unleashing open shots or feeds.“In the beginning of the game I was kind of sitting on my heels and letting him dictate where he wants to go,” Mellen said. “So, I kind of decided right when he gets the ball, get up on his hips, get on his grill, force him to his weaknesses.”Reeves’ lone goal came at the end of the second half. The attack sized up Mellen deep in the corner behind the cage and darted up the hash marks past the goal-line extended. Once he was high enough up the field, the left hander launched a running shot past Syracuse goalkeeper Dom Madonna. The goal, Madonna said, was a product of him not communicating to Mellen how high up Reeves was beyond goal-line extended.In one sequence in the third quarter, Reeves churned toward the top side of the offensive zone as Mellen trailed, battling through a pick. Mellen stuck his stick inside on Reeves hands and pushed him as he tried to spin the ball back to goal-line extended. The defensive pressure forced Reeves to send his pass directly into the stick of Syracuse freshman midfielder Dami Oladunmoye, jumpstarting a Syracuse possession.Syracuse head coach John Desko said after the scrimmage that the Yale coaches were impressed with Mellen’s performance covering Reeves.“Great experience for Nick,” Desko said. “Reeves is maybe one of the best, if not the best, attackmen in the country. Nick got into him early and I thought he did a really good job.”
No. 11 Syracuse hosted No. 5 Yale for a scrimmage on Sunday in what was a rematch of last year’s NCAA first round matchup. In SU’s final tune-up before opening the season on Feb. 10 against Binghamton, SU lost 8-5 in the three quarters of scrimmage time that came before both teams cycled in back-up players in the extended fourth quarter of play. Here are three takeaways and additional notes from the scrimmage. Comments Facebook Twitter Google+
After Syracuse’s season-opening historic loss to then-No. 11 Virginia, the Orange will take a step down in competition when they take on 2018-19 Patriot League champion Colgate. The Raiders trailed by three heading into halftime last season in the Carrier Dome, before the Orange eventually pulled away to win. This season, Jordan Burns, Colgate’s top player is back. But as of Wednesday night, Syracuse is 10.5-point favorites per Pinnacle with a total of 137points.Here’s what our beat writers predict will happen when Colgate visits the Carrier Dome on Wednesday at 7 p.m.:Nick Alvarez (1-0)Air-RaidersSyracuse 76, Colgate 63Syracuse’s offensive performance against Virginia was so historically inefficient. I wouldn’t blame anyone for not only pulling out the panic button, but contemplating to push it, after just one game. But, the Orange shouldn’t be overmatched on Wednesday night, and a dreaded 0-2 start should be avoided. UVA and the pack line-defense was arguably the worst team to unfurl a new 3-point-heavy game plan against. The Raiders don’t pose as nearly a stout-defensive unit, allowing 14 3s in their first two games (30.4%). So, Buddy Boeheim and Elijah Hughes could be primed for bounce-back outings. Jordan Burns’ shooting or Rapolas Ivanauskas’ interior presence can be the deciders in an upset-bid, but Syracuse should outlast last year’s near-Cinderella.Michael McCleary (1-0)Mr. CleanSyracuse 68, Colgate 56AdvertisementThis is placeholder textSyracuse looked sloppy last game, but at the very least its defense looked solid. The Orange offense stooped to a new low last Wednesday, but luckily for them the Colgate defense is nothing near that of Virginia. It’s the Raiders’ offense — and Jordan Burns — that will be the Orange’s biggest test, and it seems like the scrappy and long SU zone will be up to the task of defending a guard-heavy lineup. The questions as to whether or not Syracuse can score consistently still remain, but Colgate should give them ample opportunity to play a much cleaner game. In a game like that, I’ll take the ACC team.Josh Schafer (1-0)Like a trip to the dentistSyracuse 63, Colgate 55It’s tough to expect much out of an opening night loss to a team that’s had a top defense over the last half of the decade. With that said, I wouldn’t expect the Orange to repeat anything near what they did, or didn’t do, against Virginia. Colgate’s a stronger opponent than many fans may realize. Though a Patriot League team, the Raiders nearly beat Tennessee in the first round of last year’s NCAA Tournament and have the shooting to pull off an upset in the Carrier Dome. Through two games, Colgate has allowed other teams to score at a nearly 50% clip from the field. We’ll see the Orange’s scoring ability on Wednesday when the monsters of the pack line defense aren’t out to play against SU. If it’s as improved as it should be, Syracuse can hang on for a win against a threatening non-Power 5 matchup. Comments Published on November 12, 2019 at 8:47 pm Facebook Twitter Google+
“The reason they put forward for the contract cancellation is that he has not played a minimum of 50% of the club’s games in the last two years.”Uzoenyi has been training with former club Rangers fueling speculations that he could head back to the Nigeria champions.However, the player himself has insisted he is only trying to keep fit at the Enugu club while on holidays.The left-sided winger won a lucrative contract believed to pay him five million Rands a year (about 100 million Naira) from Sundowns when he was named MVP of the 2014 CHAN hosted by South Africa.He featured for Nigeria at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.Share this:FacebookRedditTwitterPrintPinterestEmailWhatsAppSkypeLinkedInTumblrPocketTelegram Nigeria star Ejike Uzoenyi has asked world football governing body FIFA to cancel his lucrative contract with African champions Mamelodi Sundowns because he has failed to play at least half of their matches in the past two years.The cancellation of Uzoenyi’s three and a half year contract will see the former Enugu Rangers star walk out on the South African club a free agent.A top source told AfricanFootball.com: “Ejike’s agent has petitioned FIFA asking that they terminate the player’s contract, which still has a year to run.