NPFL: Enyimba’s Obichere sure of victory ahead of Thursday’s clash with Katsina United
Enyimba International FC defender, Odinaka Obichere, has sent a warning to their host, Katsina United FC, saying that the People’s Elephants are in Katsina to win.
Obichere’s warning is contained in a statement issued by the club’s Media Officer, Samson Orji, to journalists in Aba on Wednesday.
The player stated that Enyimba players were brimming with confidence and set for victory in the match day 25 encounter.
The match between Kastina United and Enyimba will take place at the Muhammadu Dikko Stadium, Katsina by 4pm on Thursday.
Obichere, who is already in Katsina with his teammates, said “we will be going for the maximum three points. Players are ready for the game and coming all the way from Aba to Katsina, we are not here for a joke. We are going for the points and with God on our side, we can achieve the result.’’
Obichere, who has been a revelation in Enyimba’s defence this season, also had a message for Enyimba fans.
“The fans should keep believing in us and keep supporting us, because that is what we need right now. For me, I will continue to give my best as long as I find myself on the pitch to ensure my team finished the season well,” he said.
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