Will Kano Pillars Recover? So far, it can be argued that attention has been directed upward in an effort to predict the predicament that t...

 

Will Kano Pillars Recover?

So far, it can be argued that attention has been directed upward in an effort to predict the predicament that the Kano Pillars football club will find itself in once the Kano government has taken over club management.

In order to transform the Kano Pillars into a National Premier League team, the Kano state government has selected Babangida Little and 12 other members to serve as the team's interim leaders.

In the Nigerian Football League, Pillars, also known as "Sai Masu Gida," now competes after being demoted from the Premiership last year as a result of their poor performance in the previous campaign.

The Kano state administration has declared that it is prepared to see that the organisation is returned to the level it was known for in the past. The leaders have already been introduced and have assumed control with the purpose of taking the organisation ahead.

a list of the people in charge of the Kano Pillars.

1. Chairman Babangida Little

2. Member Garba Umar

3. Member Naziru Aminu Abubakar

4. Bashir Chilla, participant

5. Member Ali Nayara Mai Samba

6. Member Shuaibu Ibrahim Doguwa

7. Member Rabiu Pele

Muhammed Danjuma, a participant

9. Sabo Chokalinka, participant

10. Member Abba Haruna of Dala FM

Usman Kofar Na'isa, engineer

12. Yakubu Pele, participant

Comrade Sani Ibrahim, the coach and secretary of the Kano Pillars, is leading the club in the Super Eight competition, which will allow them to qualify for a spot in the national premier league. them is anticipated that the squad would be awarded a ticket to the major league.

The Kano Pillars franchise was established in 1990; since then, it has won four premierships, finished second in the 2009–2010 campaign, won two FA Cups, and won the Nigerian Super Cup in 2008.