The United Kingdom - based intermediary that handles the affairs of Nigeria youth international Bernard Bulbwa is demanding 93,000 dollars from Esperance before giving the green light for the striker to join the Tunisia powerhouse.<br /><br />Mahmoud Ouaddeni, the Tunisian that brokered the deal in April, has inferred that Frankie Stephen is playing spoilsport after Esperance failed to credit his bank account with the agency commission.<br /><br /><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\">&ldquo;Esperance agreed $93,000 with Frankie, the contract is in the office of the president, </span>&rdquo; Ouaddeni told <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b>.<br /><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\"><br />&ldquo;The president was in England on Saturday and he will forward him a copy of the contract when he returns and everything will be fine.</span>&rdquo;<br /><br />He continued : <span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\">&ldquo;Why is he pressing Bernard Bulbwa and he is so young. I don</span><font size=\"3\">&rsquo;t understand his focus.<br /><br /></font><span style=\"\" class=\"notranslate\">&ldquo;I was in Nigeria and Germany, and I am going to New Zealand to support my friend Benny. </span>&rdquo;<br /><br />Per the rules and regulations of Fifa, Bernard Bulbwa can<font size=\"3\">&rsquo;t terminate the contract he signed with Esperance in April except with the body</font><font size=\"3\">&rsquo;s approval.<br /></font>