2022 World Cup Bouncer, Not Yet Paid His Due
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FIFA 2022 bouncer has claimed not having been paid his dues after working for six months at Qatar.
Abraham Klottey a Ghanaian muscular bouncer on live show shared on Facebook by Onua Tv, disclosed that despite following the terms and conditions required by FIFA to work as a bouncer, he has never been paid his due money.
Klottey claim on terms and conditions, they were never rules letting one to receive payments via table top but when payment arrived, he saw those in charge wanting him to be paid via tabletop something that he refused.
Moreover, he disclosed that FIFA owe him $ 60,000 after delivering his service on a six- month contract.
Following the tabletop mode of payment, Klottey says he sensed some amount of money being stolen because some FIFA officials were being paid via bank accounts.
“They did not tell us they were going to pay us on a tabletop. Because from leaders at FIFA, to the supreme committee to the SSOC and the other categories of Q22 workers no one was paid table top. So, why are we different?
“Even the cleaners and the facility management were all paid through their accounts. So I didn’t know why they were paying us on tabletop. It’s because of the cheating” Klottey claimed.
As bouncers, he said they petitioned their case to FIFA through one foreign media house but FIFA failed to respond to them.
“We have petitioned FIFA through a certain media house. A foreign media house. They wrote to FIFA but FIFA refused to respond to the letter” he added.
In procession to follow up the unpaid due money, he added that due to stiff follow up of the case, privacy over concerning persons is guaranteed to make things have a fruitful end.
“I’m working with some people that I don’t want to mention names because they are monitoring what is happening. They want me to go to London to make a case about the issue. When I go to London we will talk about that issue as well,” he claimed.
The 2022 World Cup which was held from November to December at Qatar seeing Argentina emerging the world football champions, Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) has changed its 2026 World Cup log as countries prepare themselves for it.
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