Former title wining coach of Rangers and presently Super Eagles assistant coach Imama Amapakabo is presently being detained by the Nigeria Police Force at the forces headquarters Abuja for allegedly being in possession of a car belonging to Enugu Rangers and other properties several months after he was sacked by Rangers.

This was confirmed to 90minutesgoal.com by Imama who helped Rangers win the NPFL last season after a long wait of 32 years.

A fully armed police team drove from Enugu to Abuja yesterday and picked up Imama on the request of Rangers to recover government properties including an official car still being held by the coach.


He is being charged with “unlawful possession” of properties belonging to the Enugu State Government. Recall that prior before now, Imama had petitioned the organizers of the NPFL which is the League Management Company (LMC) over his payoff from Rangers which has not been redeemed despite having a contract with the Enugu based club.

According to the contract, Enugu Rangers were meant to shell out as much as 52.5 million Naira, being Imama Amapakabo’s salaries for 21 months, should they sack him

Imama Amapakabo was moved to Enugu this morning by the police.

This will greatly affect the former youth international who is involved with the CHAN Eagles who are set to begin preparation ahead of their crunch CHAN qualifying match.

Source: http://www.90minutesgoal.com/2017/07/super-eagles-assistant-coach-imama.html?m=1

If they fire you from a job you should return company property immediately. Except they are still owing you salaries and allowances.

This should be in front page. They have moved him to Enugu this morning

property.....not properties