Joel Okoro, a forward for Heartland, has assured the team’s supporters that they can expect more from them this season. At the Dan Anyiam Stadium in Owerri on Saturday, the Naze Millionaires defeated Edel FC 2-1 to claim their first victory of the new campaign. The hosts’ first goal came from Murphy Ndukwu, and their second came from Okoro. For Edel FC, Obi Emmanuel was on target. Despite the win, the players were nervous, according to Orji Kalu Okoro. “I’ve been working tirelessly to secure release of Nnamdi Kanu.”After losing our defensive midfielder to injury within the first fifteen minutes, we had to make adjustments. Our rhythm was slightly thrown off, but we quickly resumed. In response to the club’s publicity, Okoro said, “They are young players, and they gave their best.” “The loss in Ogbomosho made us nervous from the beginning. To make up for that loss, we wanted to score a lot of goals, but the stress hindered our ability to finish. Since it was our first home game and we sought to prove to our supporters that we were capable, scoring early was part of the strategy. “Bandits shot and killed my husband and daughter in front of me.” A widow from the Plateau describes her experience We should do more for our fans. We won’t allow our performance to decline and will continue to grow with God’s assistance.
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