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Wounded Abia Warriors goalkeeper express appreciation to club,Nigerians
By Esther Egbe
Wounded Abia Warriors FC Safe-Hand ,Charles Tambe has been discharged from the University College Hospital, Ibadan where he was admitted after been attracted by hoodlums last week Friday,National Daily learnt.
The Cameroonian import who was attacked in Apata Area of Ibadan, Oyo state while observing his personal walk out, was shot on his right hand. He was admitted to the University College Hospital Ibadan, where he was given the best of treatment.
The goal tender who once played for 3SC, Lobi Stars before teaming up with the Umuahia Warriors was discharged from the hospital on Saturday evening.
Speaking immediately after his discharge, a joyful Tambe said, “I am very grateful to God that I am alive today.
He added that what happened to me was something i couldn’t explain, but God showed up his grace and am forever grateful.
I am very much indebted to my Club, Abia Warriors FC especially the Chairman Pastor Emeka Inyama who is a father figure to everyone one of us. The love in the club is second to none and I really appreciate them. I’m also grateful to all Nigerians for their concern. I am really grateful to everyone” concluded.
The towering shot stopper remain optimistic that he would be back to actions immediately the COVID 19 pandemic is over.
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