Kwara State, April 19, 2024 – Kunbi Titiloye, the chairman of Kwara United Football Club, has called upon all residents of Kwara to embrace the football club as their own, emphasizing that its success should be celebrated collectively.
The chairman made the statement in an exclusive interview with Prestinegist Online Media today 19th of April 2024.
However, Titiloye stressed that Kwara United belongs to the people of Kwara and not to any individual, including Governor AbdulRasak Abdulrahman.
Speaking ahead of the team’s crucial match against Akwa United tomorrow at 4 pm in the Kwara State Stadium, Titiloye highlighted the importance of unified support for the club. Despite currently occupying the 14th position on the table with 36 points and with 8 matches left to play, Titiloye expressed optimism about the team’s performance.
In a plea for solidarity, Titiloye emphasized that Kwara United requires the support of all Kwarans, not solely relying on the executive governor’s backing.
He urged residents to stand behind the team in every aspect, including spiritually, emotionally, and psychologically.
Reflecting on the resilient spirit of the people of Kano State, Titiloye urged Kwara residents to emulate their unwavering support for their local team, particularly during challenging times.
He highlighted a memorable instance when Kwara United led Kano Pillars 1-0, noting how Kano supporters refrained from berating their players and instead rallied behind them with unwavering encouragement until they secured a positive result.
Titiloye emphasized the importance of fostering a similar culture of support and positivity among Kwara United fans, underscoring its pivotal role in the team’s success.
As Kwara United prepares for their upcoming fixture, Titiloye’s call for collective support resonates as a reminder of the crucial role community backing plays in the success of a football club.
With unity and solidarity, Kwara United aims to continue its journey towards victory, representing the pride and spirit of the people of Kwara.
