Abia warriors goalkeeper, Charles Tambe, is currently receiving medical attention at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, after he was shot Friday morning by hoodlums in Ibadan.
It was gathered that Tambe went for his usual morning walk out at about 7 a.m. in Apata area of Ibadan where he stays with his family.
Some hoodlums waylaid him and collected his wristwatch and handset and they thereafter shot him on his hand.
A source close to the family told the newsmen that Tambe’s wife (a practicing journalist) is at the University College Hospital (UCH) where she has made the initial deposit for the treatment of her husband.
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He said: “This is another sad news in the NPFL, I just spoke with the wife now but she is just too devastated to say anything, she just told me that she is in University College Hospital (UCH) to deposit some money so they can begin the treatment of her husband.”
On their part, Abia Warriors through their Sporting Director, Patrick Ngwaogwu, released a statement confirming the unfortunate incident but have assured that the situation is firmly under control.
The club said there should be no panic as they are on top of the situation adding that the goalkeeper will be released as soon as he is treated and regains fitness.
“Abia Warriors goalkeeper Charles Tambe was shot by hoodlums in Ibadan this morning.”
“He has been rushed to University College Hospital (UCH) for medical attention. The club is on top of the situation.”
Anaedoonline.com once reported that manchester United goalkeeper, Sergio Romero, escaped death in a ghastly accident, which left his Lamborghini badly damaged, according to Sky Sports.
The Argentina international was unhurt after the accident occurred on the Carrington Spur Road through Ashton, not far from Man United’s Carrington training ground.
However, Police were later seen at the scene of the accident as the debris were cleared from the road.
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