
Former African football star Samuel Eto'o recently offered his resignation as the president of the Cameroon Football Federation, only to have it rejected by the federation's executive committee. Eto'o, who holds the impressive record of winning the African Player of the Year award four times, has been facing allegations of improper conduct, match-fixing, and corruption.
The executive committee of the Cameroon Football Federation met in the capital city of Yaoundé on Monday to assess the performance of the national team at the Africa Cup of Nations. It was during this meeting that Eto'o expressed his willingness to step down as president, and he even encouraged other committee members to do the same 'in good faith.'