Wolves Appoint Abdullahi As New Chief Coach
Published: July 10, 2016
Nigeria Professional Football League side Warri Wolves have appointed Mansur Abdullahi as their new chief coach.The former Bayelsa Queens coach will work with technical adviser Ard Sluis to move the Seasiders forward in their quest for success in the 2016 campaign.
“We want to assure the fans that this is the best decision we have taken for the team,” an insider at the club told our reporter.
“The management has promised to continue to back and support the technical crew to achieve their targets."
Mansur has managed Olga Queens, Bayelsa Queens and NIMC FC in addition to assistant coaching positions in the Nigeria women senior national team and the Flamingoes.
He holds a CAF B License Certificate.
Igho Kingsley
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