NPFL: Abia Warriors chairman charges players to go for victory against Tornadoes

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Abia Warriors Chairman, John Obuh has charged his players to respect the club badge and represent the team with pride.

The Umuahia-based club have had a mixed start to the 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, season.

Abia Warriors have garnered nine points from nine matches in the current campaign.

Obuh urged the players to live up to the name on the back of their shirts and the emblem on the front.

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"Represent what is written at the back of your jersey, and make sure that you respect the badge, that's what makes a good player," Obuh was quoted by the club's media.

Obuh stressed that discipline and commitment to the club's identity are key attributes of a good player.

Abia Warriors will be looking to build on Obuh's message as they push for a strong result in their matchday 10 encounter against Niger Tornadoes in Umuahia on Sunday(today).

Source: Sport – Daily Post Nigeria

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