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Bayelsa Queens mourns the death of Mr Manda, expresses deep sorrow

The Chairman Bayelsa Queens Football Club Pastor Robin Angonimi Apreala has led management team, technical crew, players and support staff, to pay a condolence visit to the Manda’s family following the death of Mr. Perekibena Manda the husband of one of the management staff, Mrs Powei Ikisah Manda.

 

Pastor Apreala, expressed deep sorrow over the death of Mr Manda Perekibena, who hails from Adagbabiri Community, and described Manda’s passing as a painful loss to both the family and wider society.

 

“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr Manda Perekibena. His life was a shining testimony of humility, and unwavering dedication to the service of God, his family and humanity,” Pastor Apreala said.

 

Pastor Robin Angonimi Apreala concluded his tribute with prayers for the repose of Manda Perekibena’s soul and comfort for those mourning his death.

 

“May his soul find eternal rest in the bosom of the Lord, and may God grant comfort, strength, and peace to all who mourn this great loss.”

 

Technical adviser, Bayelsa Queens Whyte Ogbonda in his goodwill message said they are truly sorry for Mrs Powei Manda’s loss.

 

“May the love and support of others bring you some comfort through these hard days and the beautiful memories of your loved one fill your heart and help you find peace,” Whyte Ogbonda added.

 

Captain of the club Blessing Ilivieda and head of the support staff Mrs Rose Siloko, both said Mr Manda Perekibena was truly a wonderful man and will always remember how amazing he was.

 

“We know there is no word we can say to make your pain disappear. Just know that we’re and always will be there for you,”.

 

“There are no words that can adequately express the depth of our feelings. We want you to know that you have our deepest condolences as you mourn the loss,” they both added.

Stalemate in Port Harcourt as Bayelsa Queens held Rivers Angels to a draw

Rivers Angels and Bayelsa Queens played out a goalless draw in the top of the table clash at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium in Omagwa.

Bayelsa Queens started the brighter of the two sides in the first half, but Rofiat Bankole failed to convert the numerous chances that came her way.

Both sides huffed and puffed, but no real attacking quality to break the deadlock and the first half ended goalless.

Rivers Angels came out from the dressing room with more desire to win the game but Sylvia Echefu in goal for Bayelsa Queens was equal to everything that was thrown at her by the host and the encounter ended goalless.

Technical Adviser Bayelsa Queens, Whyte Ogbonda after the game said it was not the result they wanted, but it was a good outing.

 

“We came with a game plan, but our missed chances cost us the three points”, Whyte said.

 

“The most important thing is that we did not lose the game and we have qualified for the Super Six, we came back home with a point which is okay. We will go home and work on ourselves to convert our chances in our next match”, Whyte Ogbonda added.

Bayelsa Queens will take on Adamawa Queens while Rivers Angels will play away to Heartland Queens at the Dan Anyiam Stadium in Owerri in the Match Day 16 encounter.

Bayelsa Queens pummels Ibom Angels

Chiamaka Ezekwugo, Kindness Ifeanyi and Harmony Chidi scored the goals that gave dominant Bayelsa Queens a crucial three- nil NWFL Premiership win at home against Ibom Angels on Wednesday.

The first half of the encounter at the Samson Siasia Stadium ended goalless, but in the 44th minute, Bayelsa Queens goalkeeper Sylvia Echefu kept the Prosperity Girls in the game with a superb save.

On resumption of the second half, Bayelsa Queens wasted no time as they scored the first goal from a free kick which was headed in by Chiamaka Ezekwugo in 47 minutes.

The celebration has not died down when Kindness Ifeanyi made it two nil in the 49th minute and from then on, Bayelsa Queens controlled the game.

Substitute, Harmony Chidi scored the third goal for the Prosperity Girls with a screamer from outside the 18 yard box 13 minutes to end the game, to put the game beyond their opponent.

Whyte Ogbonda’s side, produced a masterclass in the second half and could have scored more goals, but rued missed chances.

After the game, Coach George Ederikumo said they are pleased with the out come of the game.

“That was the result we worked for and we’re proud of the effort”.

“We win as a team and today, we played together,” Coach George said.

“I’m proud of the intensity the players showed for 90 minutes, it was a great and massive job,” Coach George Ederikumo added.

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