By Daily Sports on January 20, 2016

The coaching crew of the Lagos chapter of the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) has invited 27 players to camp for a friendly match against Lagos All Stars billed for Saturday, January 23, at the Legacy Pitch of the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

Topping the list of the invited players are goalkeeper Ladi Egbedire (Silverbird TV), captain Wale Joseph (The Tribune), Raymond Nwaduba (SportsDay) Kalu Emmanuel (NTA), Wale Ajose (Complete Sports), Gift George (NTA), Femi Obong Daniel (Cool/Wazobia FM), Henry Esabunefe (SportsDay) and Sean Amadi (Brila FM).

All invited players have been requested to report for the two training sessions billed for 8-10 a.m. today and Friday (January 22) at the SWAN Secretariat.

According to Coach Tobi Emmanuel (New Telegraph), all players are to confirm their availability for the match with the Team Manager, Ayo Bada (The Niche). New players are also welcomed, a statement by Lagos SWAN said.

The full list of invited players

Goalkeepers: Ladi Egbedire (Silverbird TV), Kunle Shokoya (Complete Sports) and Shina Oludare (Goal.com), Dele Ojo (The Sun)

Defenders: Wale Joseph (The Tribune), Raymond Nwaduba (SportsDay) Kalu

Emmanuel (NTA), Wale Ajose (Complete Sports), Bolarinwa (Cool/Waziobia), Jerome Obunita (SportsDay).

Midfielders: Gift George (NTA), Femi Obong Daniel (Cool/Wazobia FM), Babatunde Alao (Complete Sports), Johnny Edward (Complete Sports), Tunde Oyedele (eyeonthesports.com), Enitan Obadina (MasterSports), Eddy Archibong (Mitv), David Chukwu (NTA), Wole Opatola (Mudial Sports), Wale Sanusi (SuperSport), Austin Okon-Akpan (Channels TV).

Strikers: Henry Esabunefe (SportsDay) Sean Amadi (Brila FM), Kayode Ogundare (Complete Sports), Jimmie Akinsola (Beat 99.9 FM), Francis Ore SuperSport).

Source Daily Sports

Posted January 20, 2016

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