The newly appointed General Manager of Kano Pillars and current captain of the Super Eagles, Ahmed Musa, has unveiled a nine-point agenda aimed at restoring the club to its former glory.
Speaking to journalists on Thursday at the club’s home ground in Kano, Musa emphasised the importance of support and sponsorship, warning that without both, the team would continue to drift without success.
He assured supporters that measures were already being taken to avoid a repeat of last season’s failures, declaring, “We are going for the trophy this time around.”;
“I come with a nine-point agenda for the club, to revive the glory of the club. That is why I urge Kano sports lovers to fully support us. I promise to do all I can to revive the club,”; he said.
Acknowledging the dual challenge of serving as both General Manager and an active player, Musa admitted the role would not be easy. “I will give every player the chance to contribute fully. And with the support of our fans, we don’t need to depend on the government. With them and our jersey, we will have what it takes.”;
He noted a marked improvement in the club’s online presence, saying the growing activity on social media since last week was a much-needed step forward. He expressed optimism that significant progress would soon follow.
“For now, we need the government to help stabilise the club, but alongside the management, we have already begun writing to several companies for sponsorship. Very soon, we will get it right,”; Musa said.
Clarifying his dual role, Musa added: “And let me further clarify this position: inside the pitch, I’m a player, and the coach has the right to punish me. But outside the pitch, I’m the boss, so the clarity is there.”;
