The management of Nasarawa United Football Club of Lafia, has reiterated its unwavering determination and commitment to clinch continental qualification, and targeting major success in the 2026–2027 Nigeria Premier Football League NPFL, season.
Eche Amos, the Director of Communications, Media Publicity, Nasarawa United FC. made the statement while speaking in an exclusive interview with Arise News in Lafia, the Nasarawa state capital.
The management, which speaks through the media officer of the club, Amos, promises the state government and the entire citizen of the club readiness to clinch the 2026-2027 Nigeria Professional Football League NPFL, season, vowing to change all of those ill-lucks that have been hindering the progress of the club.
He commended governor Abdulllahi Sule for his consistence support to the welfare of the players, adding that the spiritual physically and monetarily support has added value to the management, particularly the recent recruitment of new players into the team is yielding a good result.
His words, “Things are changing for the better. I wish to let you know that Nasarawa United, out of eight games, we lost, all our games away, we drew only one, but at home, we could draw some couple of games, we won some, but it does not mean we cannot win away from home.
We have what it takes, even the games we lost away, if we check the statistics, we did better in terms of ball possession, in terms of the charisma, the character, and the characteristics of the team.”
“On the side of the management led by Mr. Solomon Babanja, who has been doing everything in his power together with his board to ensure that success is not only achieved, but sustained,” he concluded.
He continued, “We ensure that we capitalize on our home advantage to win all our home matches and also pick draws where we needed to and we pray to win all our away matches.”
He, however, appeals to the supporters, sports enthusiastic and the citizens of the state to give maximum cooperation and support to enable the club excel in the ongoing Nigeria’s premier League tight.
Our correspondent reports that the Solid Miners finished in sixth place last season with 56 points, four off continental places and that have led to “a high-level strategic engagement” among the top hierarchy.
Umar Muhammed
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