NURA 'YANBIYU HAS BEEN UNVEILED AS THE NEW RAMCY FC CHIEF COACH
By Isma'eel Abba Tangalashi
The ex-Zoo United boss, Nura 'Yanbiyu has replaced Nasiru Suleiman Dishola as the Chief Coach of Ramcy FC of Kano.
The unveiling which took place at the team's training ground at the famous Rumfa Collage, Kano witness a large turnouts players and officials that also include, the Vice President of the club, Prince Sani Ado Bayero, team's Chairman, Muhammad Ujudu Sarkin Fada and the team's media Officer, Aminu Abba Kwaru were all in attendance.
Coach Nura Yanbiyu replaced Suleiman Dishola , after his contract was not renewed by the club following the end of the 2016/2017 season.
Dishola spent three seasons with the Royal team and help promoted them from NNWL Division 2 to NNWL Division 1.
Nura Yanbiyu has previously spent three seasons with Ramcy FC and has also help promoted them from Kano State TOFA Premier league Division II to Division I before switching to Zoo United where he won so many states, national and international titles with them.
"Nura Yanbiyu is one of the leading young Coaches in Kano football, with a huge amount of passion and coaching experience," according to the statement by Prince Sani Ado Bayero.
"We are convinced his arrival will enrich the tactical nous of the team, unearth the potential of our young talents and guide our club to scale new heights."
Nura Yanbiyu arrives in Ramcy Fc after the club announced the departure of Dishola, who led the side to NNWL division I this year.
However, club officials had hoped to offer a greater challenge this season with the side hoping to go one step above last season.
On his part, Coach Yanbiyu promised to work with the current players at his disposal and urge the group to give him the maximum supports he needed to take the club to a greater height.
"This is my home, that is why when I heard about me coming back to Ramcy Fc, I didn't need a second thought on it. Who will say no to the Royal House," a statement by Coach Yanbiyu after his unveiling.
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By Isma'eel Abba Tangalashi
The ex-Zoo United boss, Nura 'Yanbiyu has replaced Nasiru Suleiman Dishola as the Chief Coach of Ramcy FC of Kano.
The unveiling which took place at the team's training ground at the famous Rumfa Collage, Kano witness a large turnouts players and officials that also include, the Vice President of the club, Prince Sani Ado Bayero, team's Chairman, Muhammad Ujudu Sarkin Fada and the team's media Officer, Aminu Abba Kwaru were all in attendance.
Coach Nura Yanbiyu replaced Suleiman Dishola , after his contract was not renewed by the club following the end of the 2016/2017 season.
Dishola spent three seasons with the Royal team and help promoted them from NNWL Division 2 to NNWL Division 1.
Nura Yanbiyu has previously spent three seasons with Ramcy FC and has also help promoted them from Kano State TOFA Premier league Division II to Division I before switching to Zoo United where he won so many states, national and international titles with them.
"Nura Yanbiyu is one of the leading young Coaches in Kano football, with a huge amount of passion and coaching experience," according to the statement by Prince Sani Ado Bayero.
"We are convinced his arrival will enrich the tactical nous of the team, unearth the potential of our young talents and guide our club to scale new heights."
Nura Yanbiyu arrives in Ramcy Fc after the club announced the departure of Dishola, who led the side to NNWL division I this year.
However, club officials had hoped to offer a greater challenge this season with the side hoping to go one step above last season.
On his part, Coach Yanbiyu promised to work with the current players at his disposal and urge the group to give him the maximum supports he needed to take the club to a greater height.
"This is my home, that is why when I heard about me coming back to Ramcy Fc, I didn't need a second thought on it. Who will say no to the Royal House," a statement by Coach Yanbiyu after his unveiling.
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