Wejinya was previously banned for the remainder of the season after publishing a viral story that allegedly painted the league in a negative light following an incident at the Lafia Township Stadium.

His suspension was revoked after he requested a retrial and appeared before an investigative panel to review his case. During the hearing on March 3, 2025, Wejinya issued a verbal apology and explained the reasons behind his initial failure to respond to an earlier invitation.

NPFL chairman, Gbenga Elegbeleye, confirmed the decision, stating:

"Our decisions are always guided by the objective to correct, not to harm, our players, officials, and clubs. Mr. Wejinya’s case was carefully reviewed after he submitted a letter of appeal and apology."

This development marks a significant step in fostering better communication and transparency within Nigerian football.