Obasogie cleared of match-fixing allegations after earlier suspension

Singida Black Stars has cleared Nigerian goalkeeper Amas Obasogie of match-fixing and gambling allegations, lifting his suspension imposed a week earlier.

Following his suspension on February 27 amid match-fixing investigations, Nigerian goalkeeper Amas Obasogie has been cleared by Tanzania's Singida Black Stars. The club announced the decision, resolving the claims and allowing the player to resume his career. The clearance was reported by Daily Trust on March 7, 2026.

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