Olaide Ahli
In the world of Kwara United Football Club, success isn’t just about the game on the field. It’s a team effort that needs support from the government, individuals, and local companies.
To reach new heights, Kwara United needs a mix of government support, good management, corporate partnerships, loyal fan backing, contributions from the elite, and the wisdom of football legends. By working together, Kwara United can go beyond just winning games and contribute to the overall growth of football in Kwara State.
In football’s complex dance, motivation is key. While government support is crucial, individuals and companies can add significant value. Take Abdulrasheed Olarenwaju Rocky, Chairman of Naram Rocky Company (NRC), who recently motivated the team before a big match with Niger Tornadoes.
However, more support is needed. This is a call for other companies and individuals in Kwara State to join in. Government backing is important, but the real success comes from everyone working together to elevate Kwara United.
Think of this as a guide for success – community events, local business sponsorships, fan engagement programs, mentorship from football legends, and bonuses for outstanding performances. But, there’s a crucial detail that needs attention – addressing salary concerns for players. While the Kwara State government provides financial support, ensuring fair and timely compensation is vital for keeping players motivated.
Olaide Ahli, the publisher of Pristinegist news media and co-owner of Afrikan Kiddies Football Academy, emphasizes the strength of teamwork in this editorial. It’s not just about winning games; it’s about achieving success for Kwara United and creating a lasting legacy in the world of sports.
