TRENDING
EPL: Chelsea must use international break to improve, says Colwill • Rivers Local Govt Chairman Vows Justice For Woman Killed In Ogoda • Yahaya Bello, Ododo, Kogi Officials Visit Family Of Ex-Gov Ibrahim Idris • WR London regrets argument with fan, but 'I don't take light to disrespect' • Bears QB Williams leaves on cart after injuring hamstring • Super Lig: Orban’s Goal, Assist In 3-2 Win Over Besiktas Sends Amedspor To Top Spot • BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Bells, Chimsom Chuka Exit Reality Show In Triple Eviction • Alawuba seeks to deepen Nigeria-Brazil trade, investment ties • Police arrest five suspects over attack on Osun church • DVLA price list: Check latest fees for registration, transfers and customised plates • GES orders SHSs not to turn away students over metal trunks, wooden chop boxes • Mahama dissolves National Cathedral Board nearly two years after CHRAJ recommended prosecution • Oyo Govt releases 2026 BECE, School of Science results • The United Kingdom, the drying spittle, and the Nigerian Mirror • 2027: The promises, the reality and the way forward • Issues on the front burner as 2027 election campaign takes centre stage • Late Gov. Adasu’s SDP record shapes expectations for Prof. Hon’s Benue guber bid • Buzz: DeVonta Smith in top 5?! Leading scorers through Sunday's early slate • My wife miraculously woke up after six months in coma – Akpabio • Cubs' Bregman hit in face by foul ball while on deck, sent to hospital for tests • EPL: Chelsea must use international break to improve, says Colwill • Rivers Local Govt Chairman Vows Justice For Woman Killed In Ogoda • Yahaya Bello, Ododo, Kogi Officials Visit Family Of Ex-Gov Ibrahim Idris • WR London regrets argument with fan, but 'I don't take light to disrespect' • Bears QB Williams leaves on cart after injuring hamstring • Super Lig: Orban’s Goal, Assist In 3-2 Win Over Besiktas Sends Amedspor To Top Spot • BBNaija S11: Yusuf, Bells, Chimsom Chuka Exit Reality Show In Triple Eviction • Alawuba seeks to deepen Nigeria-Brazil trade, investment ties • Police arrest five suspects over attack on Osun church • DVLA price list: Check latest fees for registration, transfers and customised plates • GES orders SHSs not to turn away students over metal trunks, wooden chop boxes • Mahama dissolves National Cathedral Board nearly two years after CHRAJ recommended prosecution • Oyo Govt releases 2026 BECE, School of Science results • The United Kingdom, the drying spittle, and the Nigerian Mirror • 2027: The promises, the reality and the way forward • Issues on the front burner as 2027 election campaign takes centre stage • Late Gov. Adasu’s SDP record shapes expectations for Prof. Hon’s Benue guber bid • Buzz: DeVonta Smith in top 5?! Leading scorers through Sunday's early slate • My wife miraculously woke up after six months in coma – Akpabio • Cubs' Bregman hit in face by foul ball while on deck, sent to hospital for tests
NPFL: Suleiman disappointed with Kwara United’s defeat to Warri Wolves
Back to Home

NPFL: Suleiman disappointed with Kwara United’s defeat to Warri Wolves

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Kwara United technical adviser, Ashifat Suleiman, has described his team’s defeat to Warri Wolves as unfortunate.

The Harmony Boys succumbed to a 1-0 loss to Warri Wolves in Ozoro on Sunday.

Ejike Ezekiel scored the winning goal for the home team.

Jerry Alex and Emmanuel Ekpeyong had chances to score for the visitors but failed to convert them.

Suleiman blamed their wastefulness for the defeat.

“We have a very good team likewise the opponent but the better side won because they took their chances. The goal made difference,” Suleiman told the club’s media.

“We will go back and work on it so we can get it right in the final third.”

NPFL: Suleiman disappointed with Kwara United’s defeat to Warri Wolves

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.