In a recent interview with Brace Radio, newly appointed Kano Pillars Technical Adviser Usman Abdallah has addressed the rumors surrounding the dismissal of his predecessor, Paul Offor. Abdallah categorically denied that ethnicity played a role in Offor’s sacking, stating that the situation was simply “unfortunate.”
Offor was let go by the Sai Masu Gida just weeks after his appointment by the newly formed management board. Abdallah revealed that he had been away from Kano for an extended period but had always been called upon to return. However, a misunderstanding led to Offor’s difficult position, and ultimately, his dismissal.
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Abdallah emphasized that the timing of his unveiling, which was scheduled for the day after Offor’s, contributed to the confusion. He asserted that people spreading rumors about Offor’s replacement due to his ethnicity are misinformed.
The NPFL community has been abuzz with news of coaching changes and player transfers. In related news, Udinese rejected Torino’s bid for Maduka Okoye, while Osimhen gave Chelsea two conditions to join from Napoli. Meanwhile, NPFL teams are gearing up for the new season. Kwara United is preparing for the upcoming campaign, Enyimba is set to unveil new players, and Lobi Stars will face Nasarawa United in a pre-season friendly.
The NPFL season approaches and fans eagerly await the thrilling matches and storylines that will unfold. One thing is certain – Abdallah’s clarification on Offor’s dismissal has shed light on the true circumstances surrounding the coaching change at Kano Pillars.
Abdallah’s appointment has brought renewed hope to the Kano Pillars squad, and fans are excited to see the team’s performance under his guidance. With his experience and expertise, Abdallah is expected to lead the team to success in the upcoming season.
The NPFL has seen several coaching changes in recent times, and it will be interesting to see how the teams adapt to their new managers. The league is known for its competitiveness, and this season promises to be no exception.
