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Nwankwo Kanu Officially Takes Charge of Leadership Role At Enyimba
Nigerian former professional footballer, Nwankwo Kanu, has been officially appointed as supervisor of Nigeria Premier League (NPL) champions, Enyimba.
The former Super Eagles captain will take over the leadership of the club from Felix Anyansi-Agwu.
Kanu’s appointment was confirmed in a statement issued on Monday by Abia State Commissioner for Information and Culture, Prince Okey Kanu.
Enyimba won the Nigerian Premier League last season. The 46-year-old is expected to strengthen the club to win more laurels for the Peoples’ Elephant.
The Aba giants will also compete in the CAF Champions League, where they will look to win a third title.
Based on records, Enyimba currently is the most successful club in Nigeria’s football league, having won nine NPL, two CAF Champions League, two CAF Super Cup and four Federation Cup titles.
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