The governor’s commendation was conveyed in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Charles Aniagwu on Tuesday in Asaba.
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Wolves need the maximum three points to remain in contention should they win their next match and Enyimba slip.
The People’s Elephant, as Enyimba is popularly called, stand a better chance of winning the encounter, having recorded five away victories and seven away draws
The Wolves traveled to Dolisie with plenty of confidence but were bombed 3-0 by the Leopards, although they put part of the blame at the doorsteps of the match referee
Pumping machine and little children with buckets and other objects of scooping water were engaged to drain the water to a considerable level before the match commenced at 4.40pm
There are two interesting all-North African duels, with Morocco’s Raja Casablanca, eliminated from the Champions League by holders, Entente Setif, on penalties, taking on Tunisaia’s Etoile du Sahel, while Tunisia’s Club Africain visit eight-time African champions, Al Ahly of Egypt
Salami, as well as U-23 National Team stars, Etebo Oghenekaro and Freedom Omofonma, will spearhead the forward line as Wolves aim to remain in the hunt for continental honours, having lost out of the 2015 Federation Cup competition
Etebo secured 72.2 per cent of the votes to beat a field of four other nominees, including the League’s joint top scorer, Emem Eduok of Dolphins, who came second with 12.8 votes
The 2012 Federation Cup giants killers safehand, Adejare Adeniyi, was Prime’s hero yet again, saving two Wolves spot kicks for Prime to qualify for the Federation Cup round of 16
Warri Wolves, however, came out of their shell in the second half and duly got the winning goal eight minutes after the break
The club’s Managing Director, Davidson Owumi, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that the contract entered into by the players and their clubs should be looked into
“We discovered that the players have not been lucky so we have asked them to pray and work hard to return the club to where they belon
He said: “As I speak with you, Rangers management have not contacted us as ordered by the NFF.
“So for now no agreement
Vanzekin, who missed the first league match against Sharks of Port Harcourt last week, said that he has his eyes with the Super Eagles no matter what is happening now and the only way he can convince the national team handlers of his readiness is to do well in the league
The letter also stated that Warri Wolves had in the past three years spent almost N40 million on these players, with Rangers not showing respect to those that own them and wondered what they will tell the owner of the club, the Delta State Government