Ex-Kwara keeper relishes top-flight return
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TLDR
- Doma United goalkeeper Usman Jonah expressed excitement about returning to the Nigeria Premier Football League after securing promotion.
- Jonah, who has previously played for several Nigerian clubs, aims to perform better than in his past NPFL stints and help his new team establish themselves.
- He assured fans of his return with renewed motivation and a commitment to avoid relegation.
Doma United's promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) has brought a surge of excitement, particularly for seasoned goalkeeper Usman Jonah. The experienced shot-stopper, who has a history with clubs like ABS Ilorin FC and Kwara United, views this return to the top flight as a significant personal achievement after several seasons away.
I am back to the Premier League to do better than before, and we are here to do better. Itโs been a tough journey, but we are now here, and we promise that we wonโt go back to relegation again.
Jonah shared his determination to make a stronger impact this time around. "I am back to the Premier League to do better than before, and we are here to do better," he stated, emphasizing the team's collective goal to avoid the drop. He recalled his last NPFL appearance with Adamawa United, expressing his happiness at securing another opportunity at Nigeria's highest level of football.
I last played in the Premier League with Adamawa United some seasons ago, and I am happy to be back now.
Speaking to PUNCH Sports Extra, Jonah conveyed a message of renewed vigor to his supporters. "My fans have been missing me for some time now, and I want to tell them that I am back and better than before," he assured. His return signifies not just a personal comeback but also a boost for Doma United as they prepare to compete and establish their presence in the demanding NPFL.
My fans have been missing me for some time now, and I want to tell them that I am back and better than before.
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