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NPFL: Kwara United’s Badmus Wins Player of Month as Coaches React to Matchday Results

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NPFL: Kwara United’s Badmus Wins Player of Month as Coaches React to Matchday Results

Kwara United’s Badmus Named Player of the Month

Kwara United goalkeeper Nurudeen Badmus earned October’s Player of the Month honours. His standout Nigeria Premier Football League performances secured the award. Badmus outperformed teammates Aule Johnmark, Gidado Toheeb, and Yahaya Ibrahim.

Fans overwhelmingly chose Badmus with 85.71% of votes. His composure delivered clean sheets against Katsina United and Rangers International. These displays boosted Kwara United’s climb up the NPFL table.

Kwara Extend Form Against Remo Stars

Badmus maintained his November form against defending champions Remo Stars. Kwara United triumphed 3-1 at Ilorin’s Rashidi Yekini Stadium. Junior Aimufua scored twice while Babatunde Bright added a third.

Technical adviser Ashifat Suleiman praised his squad’s resilience. “We regained ourselves after a tough start,” Suleiman stated. He commended players for their determination and discipline.

Weekend NPFL Results and Reactions

Bayelsa Edge Plateau United

Bayelsa United secured a 2-1 victory over Plateau United in Yenagoa. Emo James netted both goals for the home side. Gideon Monday scored Plateau United’s lone consolation.

Head coach Meremu Okpara hailed his team’s effort. “We gave everything for this victory,” Okpara emphasized. He believed Bayelsa deserved the win through total commitment.

Rivers Defeat Nasarawa United

Rivers United edged Nasarawa United 1-0 in Port Harcourt. This result dropped Nasarawa to second in the standings. Coach Mbwas Mangut applauded his players despite the loss.

“I commend my boys’ efforts,” Mangut commented. He acknowledged Rivers capitalized on a defensive error. The coach highlighted his young team’s motivation to succeed.

Wikki Tourists Held by Barau FC

Wikki Tourists extended their unbeaten run with a goalless draw. Barau FC’s Yusuf Mohammed made crucial saves to frustrate the hosts. Wikki dominated but couldn’t break the deadlock.

Coach Abdu Maikaba valued the away point. “This result means a lot,” Maikaba remarked. He promised improved strategies for upcoming fixtures.

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