Author: Brila

Plateau United striker Tosin Omoyele has stated that the Jos based Premier league side and league leaders are ready for any possible or proposed ending to the league season as the 2019/2020 league season still stands undecided in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Abia Warriors striker Jimoh Oni has disclosed his desire to end as the league top scorers at the end of the season and has voiced his hope to see the league return to enable him achieve this objective at the end of the current campaign.

Nigeria international player and Lamia FC of Greece defender Daniel Adejo has stated that the Nigerian senior national team lacks a touch of experience and that this is one area that should be looked into moving forward.

Former Super Eagles defender Godwin Okpara has hailed Genort Rohr’s achievement with the National team while urging him to look into the NPFL post covid19.

Former Super Eagles and Rennes winger John Utaka has hailed coach Genort Rohr for accepting the NFF’s offer to continue his job with the National team.

Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris believes it would be “cruel” if Liverpool were denied the Premier League title due to the coronavirus pandemic.

First Vice President of the Nigeria Football Federation Barrister Seyi Akinwumi has stated that the employment of coaches into the various national teams of Nigeria is hinged on the return of normalcy in the national life and urged Nigerians to continue to pray for the eventual return of a strong and better economy. 

Enyimba diminutive forward Stanley Dimgba has suggested that the LMC may have to consider the option of a super 6 if organizing the remainder of the season prove difficult in the light of the current Covid-19 situation.

Kwara United defender Henry Ochuba has stated that he wants the Nigeria Professional Football League to continue despite the seemingly uncertain situation of things as to when the league will return due to the Covid-19 pandemic situation.

Assistant coach of Nigeria’s women basketball national team Peter Ahmedu has stated that the Covid-19 pandemic has halted what was already a brilliant run for the Nigerian women national team with the postponement of the Olympic games to 2021.