Ex-Eagles Coach Chukwu Down With Ailment, Needs $50,000 For Treatment

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The current state of ex-Eagles coach Christian Chukwu has been brought to bare after a Call To Action appeal was was put up by a patron of former Enugu Rangers players association Benson Ejindu, both in Nigeria and all over the world.He wrote:





“Christian “Chairman” Chukwu, who captained the famous Enugu Rangers International FC and the Nigeria national team in the 1970s and early 1980s, needs a different type of support – your financial support. Your support, no matter how small, will offset the cost of surgeries and treatments to restore his debilitating health,” said Ejindu.





“I am asking you to join me, this time around, in raising funds for Chairman Chukwu, who is currently in Nigeria receiving treatments for various ailments. Your financial support will help fly him to the United States for better treatment.





“We are hoping to raise about $50,000 to cover Christian Chukwu’s round trip flight from Nigeria and all the medical expenses. Leftover funds will help set up a health and welfare account for all Ex Rangers Players.”





Donors have however donated over $2,0000.


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