Kano Pillars Basic Supervisor, Ahmed Musa, has issued a powerful assertion condemning the violent scenes that marred their Nigeria Premier Soccer League (NPFL) dwelling sport towards Taking pictures Stars Sports activities Membership on Sunday night.
In a heartfelt message, Musa described the incident as “heartbreaking, shameful, and fully unacceptable,” including that it doesn’t replicate the true values or proud historical past of Kano Pillars Soccer Membership.
“This membership has all the time stood for group, ardour, and respect — values that mustn’t ever be overshadowed by violence or indiscipline,” Musa stated. “Sadly, right this moment, we fell far in need of that commonplace.”
The previous Tremendous Eagles captain tendered an unreserved apology to Taking pictures Stars, the match referees, NPFL board, GTI companions, league organisers, and soccer followers throughout Nigeria who have been left shocked by the incident.
“Violence has no place in soccer. It’s unacceptable, unjustifiable, and goes towards every thing this lovely sport stands for,” he added.
Musa assured stakeholders that Kano Pillars FC will cooperate absolutely with related authorities to establish and sanction people concerned within the assault.
He pledged that the membership would take speedy inner measures to make sure such an prevalence by no means repeats.
Addressing the membership’s supporters instantly, Musa reminded followers that true loyalty ought to be expressed via “respect, ardour, and self-discipline,” not aggression.
“This should be a turning level for us. Our ardour ought to carry the membership’s picture, not stain it,” he stated.
Concluding his assertion, Musa reiterated Kano Pillars’ dedication to restoring belief, integrity, and the true spirit of soccer in Kano and throughout Nigeria.
