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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes coach Tyabo urges players to maintain discipline
Niger Tornadoes players have been urged to show discipline and commitment to achieving success in the 2026-27 season.
The assistant coach of the club, Abdullahi Umar Tyabo, gave the advice at a dinner in Bida on Saturday.
Tyabo stressed that the new technical crew would not tolerate indiscipline.
He pointed out that commitment and hard work remain the foundation for achieving the club’s objectives.
“Anybody who knows me from the clubs where I have worked will tell you that I am a disciplinarian,” Tyabo told the club’s media.
“Without discipline and commitment, achieving success will remain a wild goose chase. That is why every player, whether a home-based player or a trialist, must buckle up.”

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