Kwara United players and officials have decided to embark on a peaceful protest Monday morning over three months unpaid salaries before honouring their NPFL matchday 21 fixture against Remo Stars later in the evening, Bestchoicesports.com.ng can report 
Kola Daniel reports that players and staff are still being owed three months salaries and there is no sign of getting the outstandings before the end of the season next week.
An official informed that a spokesman from the government house has revealed to them that the state governor had already released the sum of 250 million naira but they don’t know why the money has not yet gotten to the club.
“Yes, we will embark on a peaceful protest tomorrow morning before honouring the evening match against visiting Remo Stars.
“We have been working for the past three months without being paid. 
“We however, gathered that the State Government had already released the sum of 250 million Naira and ordered that our salaries be paid but up till now, we have not received any payment since three months. 
“A source close to the governor informed us that our money has been released but they don’t know why the money is yet to be handed to the club. 
“We will march to the Ministry of finance tomorrow morning on a peaceful protest to confirm why our money has not been released,” The official concluded
Recall that Kwara United have been embroided in crises leading to coach Abubakar Bala to resign from his duty over lack of welfare packages for the players. However,  the coach had since returned to his duty post.