Kano Pillars battle ready for new NPFL season

Kano Pillars have received a strong charge for better form and results in the coming season of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

Club Chief Alhaji Tukur Babangida, after he dolled out largess of N500,000 to the team for their conquest of the pre-season Ahlan Cup last weekend.

 

Babangida said he was happy to see the side win the competition back-to-back, but admonished the players and coaches not to rest on their oars, as he wants them to do well in the coming season of the NPFL.

 

Pillars retained the Ahlan Pre-Season Tournament after they beat Wikki Tourists of Bauchi 2-1 in the final at Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano.

 

Abdullahi Musa struck early for Wikki, before Kano Pillars fought back to win with goals by Ali Mallam and Hassan Adamu.

 

Wikki beat Niger Tornadoes 2-1 to reach the Final, while Pillars smashed past Rarara FC 4-1.

A midfielder in the winning team, Ali Mallam scooped both the MVP and top scorers’ award after he netted five goals.

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Kano Pillars battle ready for new NPFL season

Kano Pillars have received a strong charge for better form and results in the coming season of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

Club Chief Alhaji Tukur Babangida, after he dolled out largess of N500,000 to the team for their conquest of the pre-season Ahlan Cup last weekend.

 

Babangida said he was happy to see the side win the competition back-to-back, but admonished the players and coaches not to rest on their oars, as he wants them to do well in the coming season of the NPFL.

 

Pillars retained the Ahlan Pre-Season Tournament after they beat Wikki Tourists of Bauchi 2-1 in the final at Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano.

 

Abdullahi Musa struck early for Wikki, before Kano Pillars fought back to win with goals by Ali Mallam and Hassan Adamu.

 

Wikki beat Niger Tornadoes 2-1 to reach the Final, while Pillars smashed past Rarara FC 4-1.

A midfielder in the winning team, Ali Mallam scooped both the MVP and top scorers’ award after he netted five goals.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.