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NPFL: Ranchers Bees supporters demand Abdallah’s sack over poor start
Ranchers Bees supporters have called for the sack of head coach, Usman Abdallah, following the club’s poor start to the 2026-27 Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, season.
The supporters stormed the club’s training ground to register their grievances on Monday.
The fans, brandishing placards with the inscription, “Abdallah Must Go,” were protesting the team’s poor start to the new season.
Ranchers however responded by promising to address the situation swiftly.
“The club will act swiftly to address the situation and ensure the team can prepare properly, compete with commitment and deliver the response our supporters deserve,” Ranchers Bees wrote in a statement.
“We know the words alone are not enough. We must respond through decisive action and our performance on the pitch.”
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