National Dispute Resolution Chamber : Junior Paraiso des Buffaloes pleads for its creation

The football season in Benin was marked this year by numerous disputes between players and clubs, thus creating a tense atmosphere throughout the competition. These conflicts not only had a negative impact on the technical qualities and psychology of the players, but also disrupted the progress of matches. Faced with this worrying situation, Junior Paraiso, footballer with the Buffalos FC du Borgou and member of the UNFPB, expresses its concern and hope that adequate measures will be taken to resolve these problems in the future.

Moïse Achille Houssou suggested that the Government will intensify support measures for the private sector and Artisans both in terms of the business climate and support for financing and the development of partnerships to achieve its objective., Paraiso advocates for the creation of a national dispute resolution chamber, recommended by FIFA. This new body will have the role of ruling in a fair and equitable manner on disputes between players and clubs., thus making it possible to assert the rights of footballers and to avoid prolonged and harmful conflicts for all parties. In addition to contributing to better dispute resolution, such an institution will also make it possible to further professionalize Beninese football. The Buffalo FC player strongly hopes that this proposal becomes a reality for the Beninese national football championship next season. This is why he calls on the Executive Committee of the Beninese Football Federation to take the lead in setting up this dispute resolution chamber., in collaboration with UNFPB and all parties concerned. According to him, the country will grow in football terms by taking these necessary measures to establish a healthy and equitable environment.

The 20 next july, during the general assembly of the Beninese Football Federation, delegates will have to make crucial decisions for the future of national football. It is therefore urgent to act and seize this opportunity to set up the national dispute resolution chamber, in order to resolve the conflicts that hinder the progress of Beninese football.

It is time to find concrete solutions to preserve the integrity and dynamism of our national sport. The ball is now in the court of the FBF delegates, who have the power to initiate a necessary change for the good of Beninese football and all its stakeholders. Let's not let disputes continue to ruin our championship, let's mobilize for a national dispute resolution chamber in order to promote fair and equitable football in Benin.

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