State, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has reportedly asked for his N2million
donation he made to the Rangers International FC of Enugu when they
won the Nigeria Professional football last season.
The controversial priest is said to have been angered after the
donation went to the wrong hands. He also blamed the club's failure to
retain the Nigeria Professional football trophy this season due to
their fetish practice before matches, Vanguard report.
A source close to Mbaka said: "He has given the dissolved management
two weeks to give him back the money, so that he could share the money
to the players himself."
Last week, Governor of Enugu State, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi fired the
management and board of Rangers International FC of Enugu for failing
to retain the Nigerian Professional Football League (NPFL) title.
At the just concluded NPFL, the Enugu Rangers who won the 2015/2016
Nigerian Premier League trophy were only able to finish at the
mid-table. Plateau United dethrone them as Nigerian champions after
they defeated the former holders 2-0 at the Rwang Pam Stadium last
two weeks.
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