Rivers United’s stand-in coach, Ndubuisi Nduka, has expressed his admiration for the organizers of the Naija Super 8 competition. In a post-match conference following the game between Rivers United and Yobe Stars, Nduka commended the organizers for their efforts.
The match, which took place at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, saw Rivers United secure a 1-0 victory over Yobe Stars. Kazie Eyinnaya scored the lone goal of the game in the 25th minute, capitalizing on a well-executed corner kick by Emmanuel Ampiah.
Although both teams had already been eliminated from the competition, with Akwa United and Lobi Stars securing their spots in the semifinals, Nduka took the opportunity to praise the organizers. In a video posted on Rivers United’s Twitter handle, he said, “There are a lot of things to pick from this competition. I want to encourage the organizers and sponsors of this competition, while the IMC is trying to regularize our league and put it into shape.”
Rivers United had an impressive performance in the NPL Group B, finishing first with 34 points from 18 matches in the division. However, they couldn’t replicate the same success in the Super 6 play-offs, finishing third with nine points after five games.
Nduka’s words of appreciation highlight the importance of well-organized competitions in the world of sports. The Naija Super 8 competition has provided a platform for teams to showcase their talents and has garnered support from both players and coaches.
As the football landscape evolves, it is crucial for organizers and sponsors to continue investing in such tournaments to promote the growth and development of the sport. Nduka’s praise serves as a testament to the positive impact that well-executed competitions can have on teams and the football community as a whole.
In conclusion, Rivers United’s assistant coach, Ndubuisi Nduka, has commended the organizers of the Naija Super 8 competition for their efforts in putting together a successful tournament. His words reflect the importance of well-organized competitions in the sports industry and highlight the positive impact they can have on teams and players.
