[FILE PHOTO] Ugwuanyi
Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has called on all enthusiastic fans of Enugu Rangers and indeed the Igbo nation, to offer special prayers for the club’s victory at the final of this year’s NFF/AITEO Cup, where the Flying Antelopes will battle Kano Pillars. The final match will hold in Asaba, Delta State on Wednesday.
Ugwuanyi also appealed to southeast residents to come out en masse at the Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba, to cheer the Flying Antelopes to victory.
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The governor noted that Enugu Rangers is not just ‘an iconic football club,’ but also a national brand and one of the oldest clubs in Nigeria that has remained in the competition.
He said the club has equally continued to receive the admiration of its staunch supporters across the country, stressing, ‘Rangers FC belongs to all of us.’
Ugwuanyi pointed out that it was because of God’s grace and the people’s unceasing prayers, goodwill and support that Enugu Rangers FC, under his administration, won the 2015/2016 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) trophy after 32 years, stating that the club’s victory on Wednesday will be another milestone achievement.
He therefore, charged the club’s management, technical crew and players to tackle the game with all sense of commitment and dedication so that they will win the trophy, which has eluded the team in the past two decades.
He said: “As you go out there, remember what Enugu Rangers represents and do us proud. Enugu State is in the hands of God.”
Source: G Sport
