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Give Me Back My N2m Donation – Father Mbaka Tells Rangers FC Of Enugu
Fiery Enugu Catholic Cleric, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka has reportedly called for a refund of the N2m donations he made to players of Enugu Rangers after they won the Nigeria Professional Football League last season.
Father Mbaka is said to be angry with Rangers management’s reluctance to distribute the fund and their alleged fetish practice for good luck in their matches this season. There are allegations that the club’s supporters sprinkled the blood of goat and pigeons on the pitch for luck. This is just as members of the dissolved board dismissed the allegations.
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.
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