By Taofeek Babalola
Kano Pillars media officer, Idris
Malaikawa has disclosed to Sportinglens.blogspot.com that Wednesday’s
rescheduled math day 8 of Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) between
his team and Wikki Tourists is not a ‘derby clash’.
The Sai Masu Gida are coming into
the game with four matches unbeaten run while the Big Elephants are still struggling
to find their rhythm in the league.
Malikawa said the match is a
brotherly affairs and urged fans on both sides to avoid doing anything that
will destroy the cordial relationship between the good people of Kano and
Bauchi States.
The club’s image-maker then
reaffirmed the commitment of the management under the leadership of Alh. Tukur
Babangida in doing everything humanly possible to meet the aspiration of government
and people of Kano State this seas
Interestingly, former Kano Pillars technical
adviser, Mohammed Baba Ganaru will lead Wikki Tourists against his former team
at the Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano.
“We are expecting a good game
between the team sides tomorrow and I believe fans won’t be disappointed at the
end of the game. We hear that some fans are describing tomorrow’s game as a
derby clash but I want to say that it is a brotherly affairs. Bauchi and Kano States
have good relationship and we don’t want anything that can jeopardise that
bond.
“It is a game and we are expecting
fans from both sides to see it in that way too. We are calling on every body to
exhibit spirit of sportsmanship before, during and after the game on Wednesday.
Our management under Tukur Babangida is doing a yeoman’s job and In Sha Allah
he will deliver at the end of the season,” Malikawa said to Sportinglens.blogspot.com.
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