<b>*Published denial has NO credibility since the author is involved in Public Relations activities for Sabo Babayaro and his extended family</b>.<br /><br /><b>*The writer, Suleiman Mohammed, is also known to have forged documents about Super Eagles defender Benjamin Francis and not a credible source.</b><br /><br /><b>* Ethics of journalism flouted in published story as FULL DISCLOSURE was absent,&nbsp; expressly stating the relationship between Mohammed Suleiman and Sabo Babayaro.</b><br /><br />Former media officer of Kaduna United Suleiman Mohammed, who has confessed he is&nbsp; Public Relations Officer of Sabo Babayaro, has embarked on a public relations campaign to discredit the story by <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b> about stealing the transfer fees the club made from sale of Efe Ambrose to Ashdod.<br /><br />The Editor of <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b> has uploaded via his Twitter account, @Editor_ANS where Suleiman Mohammed implicated himself by confessing he is the Public Relations Officer of the ex club chief and his family.<br /><br />In Nigeria context, Suleiman Mohammed is paid, usually a yearly fee, to maintain a good image for Sabo Babayaro, which is against the ethics of journalism. <br /><br />Therefore, any story from Suleiman regarding Babayaro should be taken with a pinch of salt, since it has been paid for.<br /><br />Also, the criminal sports writer is known to have forged documents relating to Hapoel Tel Aviv defender Benjamin Francis, and this&nbsp; makes his integrity questionable.<br /><br />Attached in this story is a communication between Sabo Babayaro and MS Ashdod, where he instructed the Israeli club to transfer $70,000 transfer fees in respect of the sale of Efe Ambrose to his personal account instead of the domiciliary account of Kaduna United.&nbsp; A clear act of stealing.<br /><br />New Kaduna United supremo Garba Lawal has estimated that Sabo Babayaro stole at least =N=2 billion from Kaduna United before he was relieved of his appointment.<br /><br />Contrary to anti - money laundering rules, Sabo Babayaro had instructed Kano Pillars to pay in cash instead of bank transfer the =N=4 million transfer fee for Reuben Gabriel. <br /><br />Before Nigeria took on Zambia in 2011, Kano Pillars packaged the money through Ghana Must Go bags, and delivered to Sabo Babayaro. This, he never remitted to Kaduna United.<br /><br />This website can confirm that Sabo Babayaro is also involved in a romantic relationship with Nigeria international Papa Idris.<br /><br />Now with Gombe United, Papa Idris had to divorce his first wife because of the fact that he was not satisfying Babayaro in bed.<br /><br /><b>Picture Caption : Sabo Babayaro instructing MS Ashdod to wire transfer fees to his personal account instead of Kaduna United</b><br />