Mountain of Fire Ministries Football Club of Lagos has claimed that some of their officials were attacked on Sunday in Aba at the Stadium by Felix Anyasi, the Chairman of Enyimba, during the Matchday 35 fixture of the ongoing Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

This was contained in a statement signed by MFM FC media officer, Olawale Quadri. He noted that the Sunday encounter between the two teams was marred by the assault on the away team by the Enyimba fc Chairman on some of their officials.
 
He stressed that Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Executive Member who doubles as the Chairman of Enyimba International, Chief Anyasi and his Officials, assaulted and harassed MFM FC Football Director, Barrister Davidson Adejuwon and the team’s goalkeeper, Jerry Isaac.
 
“I was assaulted by Enyimba Officials yesterday, who pushed me in the chest in the presence of Chief Anyasi, who could not but joined his men to harass me in the presence of my welfare officer, while I was attempting to address my Players before the match,” Director of Football, MFM FC.
 
He continued: “The attack from Chief Anyasi against my person continued as he return to his seat. All these I faced at Enyimba, because I raised the issue of 30% fan capacity and ticket sales which was never communicated to other clubs, particularly MFMFC.
 
“The Match Officials were put under all sorts of pressure by Chief Anyasi and his body guards to favour Enyimba which they eventually did and I won’t blame them.
 
“Chief Anyasi personally held and harassed the 4th Match Official, along with his body guards from raising the four additional minutes as instructed by the CR.
 
“Chief Anyansi and his goons successfully took full two additional minutes after the regulated 90 minutes and forced the CR to abandone the game, and succumbed to his pressure before they allowed the 4th Official to raise the additional time, which was eventually changed to five minutes, plus the two minutes they took while the 4th official was being held to ransom.
 
“Anyasi violently forced the match that should ordinarily ended at 94 minutes to 98 minutes (with palpable fear on the face of the Referees) till they got their 2nd goal”
 
"The League Management Company and the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Disciplinary Committee must look into this act, that is capable of destroying the beautiful game of Football in Nigeria and act according to the rule book," the statement concluded.