Babatunde Olaniyan, 3SC Chairman, confirmed his death to the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Ibadan, Oyo State
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This was contained in a statement issued by the club’s Media Officer, Tosin Omojola, on Tuesday in Ibadan.
3SC however had to rely on a dramatic comeback to earn the draw in this Group A Match Day 7 fixture of the League.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports the Oluyole Warriors won the game after a first half brace from Samuel Ayanrinde.
Olaniyan made this known in a statement he signed and issued and made available to newsmen in Ibadan on Monday.
Heartland FC of Owerri recorded the defeat was on Match Day 9 of the ongoing Nigerian Professional Football League.
Makinde, who congratulated the 3SC on its promotion to the Nigerian Premier Football League, said his administration would always support the team, while also urging Crown FC Ogbomoso to work hard to gain promotion to the top league.
The groups showered the encomiums on the Oluyole Warriors in separate statements made available to newsmen on Sunday, in Ibadan
Shamsudeen Ashin gave Tornadoes an early lead before Gafar Olafimihan’s expertly taken penalty dragged 3SC level. After the break, two quick goals from Ahmadu Nilmar and Augustine Gaffar put the result beyond the reach of the Oluyole Warriors.
He maintained that the promotion is in line with his campaign promise to get the Oluyole Warriors promoted to the elite league within two years of assumption of office, stating that the commitment and patriotism of the players and management are highly commendable.
This was just as the governor inaugurated the winner of the chairmanship election in Ido Local Government, Hon. Sheriff Adeojo, congratulating the people of the local government for putting in place their own government at the grassroots
Makinde gave the assurance at the Lekan Salami Stadium at Adamasingba in Ibadan after a match involving 3SC and Ekiti United Football Club of Ado-Ekiti.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State on Wednesday in Ibadan promised to transform the state-owned football club, the Shooting Stars Sports Club to become the best club in the country.
Bright Omokaro, a former player of Shooting Stars Sports Club of Ibadan says the football club will bounce back to its winning ways if it puts its act together.
Felix Owolabi, an ex-international, on Sunday said that with hard work and dedication, the gloomy days of Ibadan Shooting Stars will soon be over.
Bendel Insurance Football Club of Benin on Monday brightened their chances of returning to the Nigeria Professional Football League after 11 years of languishing in the lower league.
In his address during the unveiling of the Goodwill Ambassadors of the team’s Supporters Club held at the Lekan Salami Stadium on Thursday, the administrator submitted that rumour mongering has been impeding the progress of the club.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the darling team of Ibadan was relegated to play in the 2017/2018 Bet9ja/Nigeria National League.
Busari said that both the players and the technical crew are going to be evaluated by the management with proper restructuring in the pipelines.
Amoo, who just finished his CAF A Licence coaching course in Abuja, said he is very excited to return home as he promised he will make money his secondary priority, but would rather make name for himself, assuring that he would work to make the team great again in the continent