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  One of the foremost consultancy outfit in Nigeria,Mavlon Consult has partnered Unity Preseason Tournament for effective delivery of medical supplies and provision of ambulance  The outfit as part of the partnership will ensure provision of ambulance and other logistics through out the tournament. Speaking about the partnership,the Chief Executive officer of Mavlon Consult,Agadagba Kenneth Odobi said they are really excited to be part of the maiden edition and to be able to assist in provision of ambulance and other logistics for the event. 'We are excited to be part of the event and to be able to help, knowing the caliber of teams that are coming means so much to us besides at Mavlon Consult we pay attention to details and  deliver on whatever task we are given to do and this is not going to be different' The Unity preseason tournament kicks off on Saturday with Nasarawa Utd taking on Cynosure FC while Plateau United will tackle Waco FC by 2pm and in the last match of t...

One of the foremost consultancy outfit in Nigeria,Mavlon Consult has partnered Unity Preseason Tournament for effective delivery of medical supplies and provision of ambulance  The outfit as part of the partnership will ensure provision of ambulance and other logistics through out the tournament. Speaking about the partnership,the Chief Executive officer of Mavlon Consult,Agadagba Kenneth Odobi said they are really excited to be part of the maiden edition and to be able to assist in provision of ambulance and other logistics for the event. 'We are excited to be part of the event and to be able to help, knowing the caliber of teams that are coming means so much to us besides at Mavlon Consult we pay attention to details and  deliver on whatever task we are given to do and this is not going to be different' The Unity preseason tournament kicks off on Saturday with Nasarawa Utd taking on Cynosure FC while Plateau United will tackle Waco FC by 2pm and in the last match of the day ...

  Shooting Stars goalie, Detan Ogundare says his team has all it takes to win the Ogunjobi Gold Cup. The Oluyole Warriors host their Southwest derby rivals Remo Stars in the climax of the 9th edition of the prestigious pre-season tournament at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne. Detan, a former Flying Eagles shot stopper said after his saves in the penalty shoot-out against MFM FC propelled Shooting Stars to their first Ogunjobi Gold Cup final. "'It's another final game for us, and a tough one as both teams are rivals and want to win the Ogunjobi Gold Cup for pride and for fans. "For any team can win but 3SC has the edge going into Saturday's final. Recall Remo Stars forced us to a draw in the NNL Super 8 Promotion play-off in Enugu and we did beat them recently via penalties in one of the pre-season games. This time around, they can't escape it will be Shooting Stars at the end of 90 minutes."  His thoughts after he replaced his goalkeeping partner Charles...

  Gbenga Ogunbote says he has no special plans for Shooting Stars in the Ogunjobi Gold Cup final, that he could name an unchanged team as the aim is win the trophy on Saturday at the Remo Stars Stadium. The Oracle who won the tourney as Sharks FC of Port-Harcourt gaffer said, "That we have defeated a former defending champion of the pre-season, Tornadoes is gain saying that Remo Stars deserve to be champions too. "However, meeting Shooting Stars in the final makes it a difficult one but Remo Stars will go into the the game like it has done in the other games it has played." Asked if he would name a different team against the Oluyole Warriors, like he did against Tornadoes. "I have made use of 28 players in the tournament, I may decide to or not to rotate my starting team against 3SC." Regarding his team's hard fought victory over Tornadoes in Thursday's semi-final, "Forget about our result against Tornadoes, they were a worthy opponents against us ...

Niger Tornadoes and Remo Stars will rekindle their healthy rivalry when they go head-to-head in the first semi-final match of the 9th edition of the Ogunjobi Gold Cup on Thursday at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne. Recall when both teams locked horns at the last edition of Nigeria's prestigious pre-season tourney in Ilorin, Tornadoes who were defending champions crashed out after failing to qualify to the semi-finals following a 2-2 draw with Remo Stars. The Ikon Allah Boys needed to beat the Sky Blue Stars convincingly by 3-0, but it was not to be as they twice came from behind to share the spoils. Bala, whose objective is to steer the Ikon Boys to a second Ogunjobi Gold Cup title win and see that his squad improve in all departments as the 20 NPFL teams countdown to the new season commencement, hinted that Thursday will be another good time to tackle the Sky Blues Stars. "It is going to be a tough game against Remo Stars as we have a healthy rivalry against them in the Ogun...

After defeating FC Yobo to qualify for Thursday's semi-finals, Gbenga Ogunbote says his Remo Stars will be at it's best against Niger Tornadoes. The 'Oracle' of NPFL in his post-match media chat said, "For me, the semi-final game against Tornadoes is like the other games we have played as we are still building a team. " The tourney has been of help to the team as things are taking shape gradually. Mistakes are bound to be made during matches and in between, we are equally training with a view of correcting blunders made by the players. "The target of every coach in a pre-season tourney is to win matches and know the depth of his team. We know little about Tornadoes having defeated them a few weeks ago.  "It's a game we want to win and also play in the finals of the Ogunjobi Gold Cup, so we should do our best just as we have done in the previous matches." The country's first pre-Season tournament is sponsored by Optima Energy, and its pro...

Olamilekan Gabriel says his MFM FC will go all out against Shooting Stars when they meet in the Southwest Derby semi-final clash in the Ogunjobi Gold Cup on Thursday at the FC Ebedei Stadium. This will be the first meeting of both teams in the country's prestigious pre-season tournament for teams from the three tiers of the domestic leagues. The Olukoya Boys who finished second in Group A behind Remo Stars set eyes on another final if they go past the Oluyole Warriors.  Recall the first time they made it to the final in 2016, the Olukoya Boys lost 4-3 on spot-kicks to Lobi Stars at the Dipo Dina Stadium, Ijebu-Ode. Speaking ahead of the game, "This is a semi-final and a few things are at stake. I except a different ball game against 3SC, as they will come out strong. "Am optimistic that my lads will be clinical, as we have shown them the few mistakes they made in the game against Remo Stars. I expect nothing short of victory from them as the Oluyole Warriors are not invin...