Nasarawa United Eyes Continental Football, Says Salisu Usman Galadima
Ajegena Akolo Richard
Alhaji Salisu Usman Galadima, Chairman of the Nasarawa State Football Association, has revealed that his administration’s mandate is to return Nasarawa United to the elite league and go beyond. Speaking to the press in Enugu, he expressed his delight with the team’s performance and appreciation for the state governor’s support.
Galadima emphasized that the state government’s backing has been instrumental in the team’s success, treating sports-related issues as emergencies. He acknowledged that the team’s qualification to the NPFL is just the beginning, with the ultimate goal being to represent the state in continental football.
The FA Chairman considered the return of Nasarawa United to the premier league as his biggest achievement, attributing it to the synergy between the FA, Ministry, and team management. He assured that the team will reinforce to compete in continental football in the next season.
Galadima praised the state governor, Engr Abdullahi Sule, for his support, saying that he has made sports development a priority. He expressed his gratitude to the governor for his unwavering support, which has been instrumental in the team’s success.
The chairman’s vision for Nasarawa United goes beyond the NPFL, aiming to make the team a force to reckon with in continental football. He believes that with the right support and synergy, the team can achieve great things.
Galadima’s commitment to sports development in Nasarawa State is evident in his efforts to ensure the team’s success. His administration’s mandate is to take Nasarawa United to the next level, and with the team’s return to the NPFL, they are one step closer to achieving their goals.
With the support of the state government and the FA, Nasarawa United is poised to make a significant impact in Nigerian football. As they prepare for the new season, their sights are set on continental football, and with hard work and determination, they may just achieve their dreams.
