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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes chief explains choice of Bwari camp
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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes chief explains choice of Bwari camp

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Niger Tornadoes chairman Abubakar Kuso has given the reason for the choice of Bwari for the team’s close camping.

Kuso said the decision was made to provide the coaches and players with a serene environment that encourages total concentration and effective preparation.

Niger Tornadoes will take part in warm-up matches during the camping period.

“We deliberately chose Bwari because it offers a safe and distraction-free environment for the team,” Kuso told the club’s media.

Kuso also charged the players to uphold discipline, unity, commitment and professionalism throughout the camping exercise and beyond.

Niger Tornadoes will participate in a pre-season tournament after the exercise.

NPFL: Niger Tornadoes chief explains choice of Bwari camp 

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