WAFU Cup: Imama Promises Good Outing As Team Depart Today


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WAFU Cup: CHAN Eagles Depart For Senegal Today.

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BSN Sports can report that the Super Eagles of Nigeria's Team B will leave Nigeria for Senegal ahead of the 2019 West African Football Union (WAFU) championship billed to hold in Thies, Senegal.

The tourney which is meant for only West African nations will kick off on September 28 and ends on October 8, 2019.

On Sunday in Lome, CHAN Eagles lost 4-1 to the Sparrow Hawks Team B of Togo and arrived back home in Nigeria, Tuesday evening.

The coach, Imama Amapakabo who spoke to www.scorenigeria.com.ng upon arrival said, "we have put the loss behind us and have embraced an optimistic drive to correct the errors noticed in the match against Togo, so as to working harder as a team to avoid such an unpleasant loss".

"We are going to Senegal on Thursday and have been on tight training sessions and I am glad we have made progress so far, correcting the areas we noticed our lapses."

"We will try our best as a team at all cost to represent Nigeria well. We want to make our football nation proud and though we are faced with a herculean task, we are looking forward to a better tournament in Senegal I must say", he added.

An optimistic coach Amapakabo concluded by saying that though they got to the finals of the last WAFU Cup and lost to the Black Stars of Ghana, his team remains focused and hopeful of a better outcome in the tournament.

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Award winning journalist, Niyi Busari, the Publisher and CEO of BSN Sports Concepts is one of the most celebrated Nigerian sports journalist of his generation. A"cross-over" professional, he combines the talents and abilities of a print and electronic journalist in a manner that is rare, even though his specialization is print. A graduate of Economics from the University of Abuja where he obtained his Bachelor Degree in 2015.

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