Abia Warriors Football Club of Umuahia have petitioned the management of the Kano Pillars Football Club of Kano over the unprofessional attitude being exhibited by one of her players, Joshua Enaholo, who is hibernating in the club, instead of resuming with his colleagues in Umuahia.
In a letter to the management of Kano Pillars, signed by the Club’s Sporting Director, Patrick Ngwaogu, the Umuahia team frowned at the unlawful and unprofessional attitude of Kano Pillars in keeping Enaholo in their camp, which has hindered him from resuming with his colleagues since the club’s official resumption date.
The letter went further to caution Kano Pillars to desist from using any falsified document which the player might have presented to effect his registration.
The Warriors from Umuahia, therefore, informed the Kano Pillars team that they have completed actions to prosecute Enaholo for forgery of its official documents which is a criminal offence punishable under the relevant laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
It could be recalled that earlier last week, the Umuahia Warriors had declared the former Junior International AWOL following the absence of the player from the camp in Umuahia since official resumption on August 5.
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