Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi from Enugu State has canceled Enugu's management and board of Rangers International FC after failing to defend his title.
The Flying Antelopes were able to finish mid-century in the NPFL's completed season only after battling the caps for most of the parts, which the governor blamed for bad management.
He regretted the fact that in spite of the enormous amounts that he was interested in rebuilding the air conditioned status of the club as Igbo's pride, they had little to celebrate at the end of the season, and Plateau United crushed them as Nigerian champions, Vanguard says.
“Fully conscious of what the Club represent, not only for Enugu State but the entire Igbo race, I decided to take up the challenge of revitalizing the Club and restoring it to its hitherto pre-eminent position in Nigerian and African soccer circles,” he said. Gov Ugwuanyi celebrates the club’s 2016 success (Archive)“By the grace of God, these efforts yielded the desired results as the Club lifted the 2015/2016 Nigerian Premier League trophy- the first time it was doing so in 32 years and much to the relief and excitement of the Club’s supporters and Igbo people everywhere in the world.
“But no sooner did this happen, than the club was plunged into crisis. Bitter in-fighting, indiscipline and players’ discontent crept in. Revelations were made of illegal sales of players and money therefrom, pocketed by private persons and also, of the fact that some of the players we believed were bought in the 2015/2016, were actually on loan. All these culminated in embarrassingly, poor performances of the Club at the beginning of the 2016/2017 season.”
According to the displeased governor, in order to ensure the total revitalization and repositioning of the Club, “the Board and Management of Rangers Management Corporation are hereby dissolved.”
No timeline was given for the constitution of a new board as the league remains in recess
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