By Daily Sports on January 25, 2016
Nigeria midfielder, Osas Okoro insists victory against Guinea in Nigeria’s third preliminary game against Guinea at the ongoing 2016 African Nations Championship (CHAN) is non-negotiable.
The Super Eagles will go toe to toe with the Syli Nationale on January 26 at Umuganda Stadium, Gisenyi with the victor progressing to the last eight of the tournament.
Osas says the Super Eagles must take their destiny into their own hands by going for an outright win against the Syli.
“We will give our best against Guinea to make sure we come out victorious at the end of the game,” Okoro told reporters in Kigali.
Okoro has been impressive at the tournament; netting in Nigeria’s opening 4-1 win over Niger and playing a starring role in the side’s second game – a 1-1 draw with Tunisia which saw him being named man of the match.
The 25-year-old Enugu Rangers man says determination has being the key reason behind his consistent performances at the Chan.
“My level of determination and seriousness plus the motivation given to us by the coach (Sunday Oliseh) before matches have been important.
“I felt so excited when I was named man-of-the-match for the game against Tunisia.
“I was not disappointed that we did not win the game against Tunisia because the game was not an easy one.
“Getting a point against a side as strong as Tunisia is a good result,” he said. (Supersport)
•Photo shows Osas Okoro.
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 25, 2016
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