The ExtraOrdinary FIFA congress and election which took place in Switzerland this afternoon went through the first round of voting, as a winner could only be determined if he won over 2/3 of the votes.
At the end of the first round, Prince Ali had 27 votes, Champagne 7 votes, Sheikh Salman 85 votes while Infantino had the highest with 88 votes.
For a candidate to win, 138 votes were needed for a two-thirds majority.
The final results were as follows;
Gianni Infantino - 115 votes
Sheikh Salman - 88 votes
Prince Ali al-Hussein - 4
Jerome Champagne - 0
Good for him.
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Didnt he pay...
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Congrats isi nkwocha.
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Hope there will be change
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I know Africans had no chance in dis..congrats to him!
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Congrats to him. Linda observe!
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Good. I kind of like his name "Gianni Infantino" all the best to him.
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Finally we push Blatter behind us. Since I was born I hv been hearing d name blatter
ReplyDeleteI pray he becomes the agent of positive change in the world's biggest football body. Fifa needs reformation.
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Big congrats to him.
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No more corruption in fifa
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ReplyDeleteCongrats and let's hope FIFA will be reformed for real.
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ReplyDeleteNgwanu let's see how it goes, okwa na Hurt Seat ka ino.
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