NPFL: Kwara United will fight for survival in final games - Ashifat

Author: Taiwo AdesanyaPublished on: May 9, 2026Country: Nigeria

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NPFL: Kwara United will fight for survival in final games - Ashifat

Kwara United's technical adviser, Ashifat Suleiman, has vowed that his team will fight hard in their remaining fixtures this season. The Harmony Boys will take on Enyimba at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, and will travel to Yenagoa to play Bayelsa United. Currently, Kwara United occupies 16th position on the NPFL table with 44 points and needs positive results to maintain their top-flight status.

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