Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
Coach of relegation survivors of the Nigeria Professional Football League, MFM FC, Fidelis
Ilechukwu, has resigned.
Ilechukwu has been at the club since inception in 2006.
He becomes the second coach to quit after the end of the Nigerian League season on Sunday following the resignation of Mohammed Babaganaru as Kano Pillars handler.
The young coach said he quit because he was unhappy with conditions at the church club.
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