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NPFL: Kun Khalifat’s Ekwujuru talks tough ahead of Shooting Stars showdown

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Kun Khalifat goalkeeper, Ekwujuru Esomchi, has declared his side’s readiness for their Nigeria Premier Football League matchday eight encounter against Shooting Stars, DAILY POST reports.

The Owerri club will lock horns with Shooting Stars at the Dan Anyiam Stadium on Sunday.

Esomchi said they are determined to win the game and regain the trust of their supporters.

“It’s our house with our people and it’s going to be full,” Esomchi was quoted by the club’s media.

“We need to win and continue the record of winning at Dan Anyiam.”

Kun Khalifat have endured a poor start to the season record one win, two draws and four defeats.

NPFL: Kun Khalifat’s Ekwujuru talks tough ahead of Shooting Stars showdown

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