Kaita, an ex-Super Eagles player, had joined the club on a three-year deal in May.
Coach John Obu however disclosed the player’s disappearance on Monday in Awka.
He said the development was the reason why he could not successfully execute their match against the Shooting Stars of Ibadan on Sunday because the player was not around.
Obu said the last time he knew anything about Kaita was when they went to Port Harcourt for the match against Heartland of Owerri on July 1.
He threatened that the club would report to the League Management Company (LMC) if the player failed to make himself available.
“What happened is, when we travelled to Port Harcourt, we were to leave immediately after the game and he was not part of those of us who left and up till now, we have not seen him. But, I don’t need to look for him, he needs to tell me where he is. If he fails to tell me where he is, then we will report to LMC of his absconding.’’
Obu however expressed satisfaction at his first win on Sunday in charge of the club, and promised that there would be improvement after assessing the contributions of the players.
He said every game would be tackled as a special task.
Kaita , a former Enyimba International midfielder, has played for Sparta Rotterdam (Holland), Monaco (France), Olympiakos (Greece), Lokomotiv Moscow, Kuban Krasnodar, FC Alaniya, Tavriya (all in Russia) and Metalist Khakiv (Ukraine).
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