ONDO GOVT CHARGES SUNSHINE STARS TO BEAT SPORTING LAGOS
The Ondo State Government has charged Nigeria Premier Football League side Sunshine Stars to go for victory in their tie against Sporting Lagos.
The state Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Sara Yusuf-Ogunleye, gave the charge in a chat with newsmen.
Yusuf-Ogunleye urged the players to go all out for the maximum points in the game.
He said the game is a crucial one considering the position of the team.
Sunshine Stars will lock horns with Sporting Lagos in a matchday 30 fixture at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena on Tuesday.
“I have been following the team; they are not doing badly, but due to their present position on the table, it is of the essence to ensure that they use their wealth of experience to get the maximum three points at stake in the match in Lagos,” he told News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).
Sunshine Stars occupy 14th position on the NPFL table with 35 points from 28 matches.
More Stories
A’IBOM GOV APPROVES N80,000 MINIMUM WAGE PAYMENT
The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Umo Eno, has instructed the Office of the Accountant General to begin implementing the...
TURKISH MODEL ARRESTED OVER PLAN TO SLEEP WITH 100 MEN IN 24 HOURS
A 23-year-old Turkish OnlyFans model, Ezra Vandan, popularly known as Azranur AV, has been arrested for publicly vowing to have...
BREAKING: UI STUDENTS PROTEST 82-DAY POWER OUTAGE AT UCH [PHOTOS]
Hundreds of students from the University of Ibadan in Oyo State held a peaceful protest against the ongoing 82-day power...
POLYTECHNIC WORKERS CALL OFF PLANNED STRIKE AFTER GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics (SSANIP) has called off its planned three-day warning strike, which was set to...
NYSC 2024 BATCH C STREAM 2 ORIENTATION CAMP OPENS WEDNESDAY
The 2024 Batch C Stream 2 Orientation Camp will officially open today, Wednesday, January 22, 2025, across all states in...
LASSA FEVER: NIGERIA REPORTS 10 DEATHS, 54 CONFIRMED CASES
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, NCDC, said that a total of 54 confirmed cases of Lassa fever...