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The Chairman of the Ondo State Football Agency (ODSFA), Divine Ogbonnaya, has passionately called on football fans and stakeholders across the state to come out in large numbers to support Sunshine Stars F.C. in their Match Day 16 fixture of the Nigeria National League (NNL).
The Akure-based side will face Inter Lagos F.C. tomorrow at the Ondo State Sports Complex in what promises to be an entertaining encounter of a derby
Mr. Ogbonnaya emphasized the importance of massive home support, noting that the presence of fans at the stadium serves as a vital source of motivation for the players.
“This is a crucial game for us, and we need the full backing of our supporters. I urge all lovers of football, stakeholders, and the good people of Ondo State to troop out en masse to the stadium and cheer Sunshine Stars to victory. Together, we can create the atmosphere needed to inspire the team to success,” he stated.
He further commended the dedication of the players, technical crew, and stakeholders who have continued to work tirelessly expressing optimism that their efforts will yield positive results.
The ODSFA Chairman reassured fans of the team’s readiness and determination to secure maximum points, while calling for unity and unwavering support as Sunshine Stars push for a strong finish in the league.
Fans are therefore encouraged to fill the stands, wear their colours proudly, and stand firmly behind the team as they battle for victory against Inter Lagos.
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