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‎Chijioke Mbaoma Saga: Go To The Embassy Or Police If You're Right - Manager P Slams Player

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‎Why Doesn't Mbaoma Go And Complain To The Embassy And The Police About This?" Manager P Responded To Chijoke Mboama's Allegations... 
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‎By Admin
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‎The Cameroonian football manager, who is based in Cairo, has spoken out about the issue speculating on social media concerning the Chijoke Mboama saga in Cairo.
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‎"I knew Chijoke through his former teammate Ikenna Cooper. I brought 3 deals for him ASAP: one in Saudi Arabia's second division and two from Egypt. The division one team asked him to come for trials, while the second division team (Proxy Sc) offered him a 6-month contract to sign him directly on $1000 monthly. They provided visa and tickets for Mboama.
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‎"On his arrival, the team lodged him in a five-star hotel in Cairo where Pyramid FC usually stays, before moving him to the city where his team is based. Unfortunately, the boy told me the hotel was not good and rejected food from the hotel restaurant. I had to go and buy pizza for the same player that night.
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‎"In a few days, Chijoke left the club for Cairo to hide himself. They called me to explain the situation, which I'm worried about. The team needs Chijoke to return to the club and pay back their ticket money and also sign an agreement that he is not going to play for any Egyptian club for 6 months since he is not playing for them.
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‎"The player went and sent me messages that he has only $1000 to pay the club to collect his passport from them. As an agent, I need to clear my name from the speculations that I stopped Chijoke from going back to Nigeria. If Chijoke really knows he is right, he should have gone to the embassy or Police by now.
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‎"As I speak to you now, Chijoke wants to put me in a bad situation between me and the club (Proxy Sc). Attached is my conversation with Mboama about the issues," the agent concluded.






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