An investigation by SaharaReporters has uncovered how a Nigerian family paid ₦4.7 million under a ₦4.75 million football-placement arrangement that promised their son training in Egypt, a professional club contract and a pathway to European football, only for the player to return to Nigeria about a month after his arrival without the promised trial. The arrangement involved Amos Musa, popularly known as Coach Pojo, who presented himself to the family as a licensed FIFA agent with 35 years of experience, according to the family's account and documents reviewed by SaharaReporters.