Rohr slammed the reports as distracting and said his words were taken out of context.
“I never rejected any apartment,” he said.
“I might have spoken to a few people who I believed to be genuinely interested in me, saying that the apartment was very big and I joked that I might get lost inside it when I start to live there, but I never rejected it.
“When the Federation engaged me, and told me I had to live in Nigeria, I agreed to it because I believed that my base has to be in the country where I work. I did the same in Niger, Burkina Faso and Gabon, and I do not see it any differently in Nigeria,” Rohr added in a statement.
The Franco-German added: “The Federation moved to rent an apartment for me, and this is a good gesture that shows their commitment.
“If I have issues with it, it should be done directly through the Federation and not on the pages of the media.”
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