Gervinho reportedly tries to smuggle woman on a private jet to Rome

Gossip & Rumours
By Game Yetu | Nov 24, 2014
 

Gervinho gets four Ivorian airport workers fired trying to smuggle a woman on a private jet to Rome.

According to a report by local Ivorian outlet IMatin (in French), Gervinho attempted to bring a woman to Italy after playing for the Ivory Coast against Cameroon last week in the final African Cup of Nations qualifier.

AS Roma provided him with a private jet after the game, but the footballer turned up for his flight  with an unauthorised woman.

“IMatin report that Gervinho bribed four Ivorian airport workers to turn a blind eye to the fact that his female companion wasn’t suppose to be on the flight. Gervinho then reportedly went to speak to the pilot to get his agreement on his extra passenger, however the pilot flatly refused and the lady was left behind. The four workers have been fired from their posts,” reports SBNation.com

Share this story
Sh11 B more to beat AFCON 2027 deadline
Kenya requires an additional Sh11.02 billion from the Exchequer to  complete key stadiums earmarked for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON),
Universities raise the bar in KUSF games
The just concluded Kenya Universities Sports Federation (KUSF) Nairobi North Conference League has once again revealed the growing competitiveness of university sports in Kenya.
Ronaldo, 41, leads Portugal into his sixth World Cup
Veteran Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo will lead his country into the 2026 World Cup this summer after coach Roberto Martinez named the 41-year-old in his squad on Tuesday.
Kenya's Afcon dream is under threat as FKF officials fight
FKF president Hussein Mohamed insists the National Executive Committee meeting of April 24, which voted to suspend him, was irregular, unconstitutional, and in his own words, a coup.
McCarthy faces emotional South Africa reunion
Kenya's Harambee Stars placed in Group D for PAMOJA 2027 AFCON qualifiers alongside South Africa (Bafana Bafana), Guinea and Eritrea
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS