NPL rule Mba, Agbim belong to Wolves

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The Nigeria Premier League have ruled that internationals Sunday Mba and Chigozie Agbim belong to Warri Wolves. 

Enugu Rangers have laid claim to AFCON hero mba, insisting he has always been their player and has been training with them before the Nations Cup in South Africa. 

However, in a letter signed by the executive secretary, Tunji Babalola, Mba and Chigozie Agbim have been declared as players of Warri Wolves.

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