CAF Bans Congo Player

The Confederation of African Football has banned Congo midfielder, Christian Ngudikama, for testong positive for a banned substance.

Ngudikama tested positive for the ephedrine – a banned performance enhancing substance. He tested positive for the substance during the 2016 African Nations Championship in Rwanda.

The CAF has now banned Ngudikama for two years following the positive result of his drug test.

There were also other suspensions announced by the CAF on Sunday, including the banning of the vice-president of Equatorial Guinea’s Football Federation, Gustavo N’dong Edu.

He had tried to bribe referees on the Women’s AFCON qualifiers against Mali. he had also been banned for two years, and was also ordered to pay a fine of US $25 000.

The CAF disciplinary board came together for a meeting at the headquarters in Cairo, Egypt on July 3rdm where they concluded various fines and bannings.