Source: Dan Ikpoyi. |
Top scorer in the 2012/13 Nigeria
Professional Football League (NPFL), Victor Namo (pictured), believes Mohammed Baba Ganaru
can help Nasarawa United become one of the title contenders in the coming
season.
Baba Ganaru switched from Kano Pillars
to Nasarawa United as head coach in the off-season and Namo is confident that
his club's new gaffer can turn things around at the Solid Miners in the 2013/14
season.
"I've worked with him in the past
when I was a player of Kano Pillars and I know what he is capable of doing. For
me, he is one of the best coaches we have right now in the league and he has
shown that by winning the Premier League (NPFL) back to back in the past two
seasons with Kano Pillars.
"I was part of the Kano Pillars
team that won the title in 2012 and I'm very excited that he has joined
Nasarawa United for the new season and that for us, is a very big boost because
I know he will re-engineer things here. He's very, very hard working and
professional too," said Namo to Naijaligue.blogspot.com.
The former Yobe Desert Stars man is
however looking forward to an eventful year with Nasarawa United, who have
never won a major trophy in the country.
Namo also recognises that he will be a
marked man in the coming season after finishing as top scorer in the top flight
with 19 goals last term.
"I'm praying and hoping that this
coming season will be the best for me and Nasarawa United. I know with God all
things are possible but at the same time, we have to work hard to get to the
top and be among the top teams next season.
“I know it won't be an easy season
after scoring 19 goals. Everyone will be looking at me to see what I'll do next
season and other teams won't take it easy on me too. But I'm not under pressure
concerning that. My priority is first to help Nasarawa United do well, other
things (in the coming season) remain secondary," remarked Namo.
Namo was decorated as the NPFL leading
scorer for the 2012/13 season by the League Bloggers Awards (LBA) in Lagos on
November 20.
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