The Club in a Statement on Sunday said her continued involvement in the game in the future would bring the game to disrepute and deny it the beauty of it.

The statement expressed the believe that Elaigwu who was the AR 2 in the match was firmly against the team, harassing the players unnecessarily from the dressing room of the visitors.

It said Elaigwu disallowed a goal the Centre Referee (CR), Ibrahim Musa from Katsina had pointed at the centre for a goal.

The goal according to the statement was scored from a free kick taking by Obadaki Halilu whose cross had found Hamza Rasheed after Plateau United goalkeeper had missed his chance to pick up the ball on the air before Segun Alebiosu found the back of the net.

The statement explained further that after the poor display by Elaigwu in disallowing the goal, she then also denied the visitors another scoring opportunity after another Kwara United player had been brought down in front of the 18yard box, which was suppose to be a free kick.

The Club also asked Hannah Elaigwu to explain why she ran to the security men immediately after the blast of the final whistle if she has not done anything wrong during the course of the game.

The Club in the statement said similar incident had happened to it in Kaduna against DSS where a goal was scored and the centre referee disallowed the goal and awarded the host a 87th minute dubious penalty.

Kwara United was however, full of praises for the Centre Referee, Ibrahim Musa from Katsina.

The Club expressed the confidence that such display Musa put up in the match is further needed in the course of the league as the NNL remain the bedrock of the Premier League.

The statement urged the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) and NNL to closely monitor the progress of the nation's lower league cadre.

The Club also expressed confidence in Nigerian Referees and promised to continue to be a law abiding club in all future involvement in the league at all levels.