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    Let Operation Save Kano Pillars begin now

    Sani YusifBy Sani YusifNovember 20, 2025
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    Now is the time for everyone who cherishes, upholds, and believes in Kano’s pride to step up and assume accountability. Urgency, cohesion, and deliberate action are necessary for the club to survive and thrive.

    The desire to rebuild, repair, and put Kano Pillars back in its proper position among Nigeria’s football titans is all that’s left. Excuses are no longer an option.

    This is because it is no longer news that Kano Pillars is in serious trouble, a crisis that has dragged the once-proud flagship of Kano State, and indeed most of Northern Nigeria, into the turbulent waters of relegation in the ongoing Nigeria Premier Football League.

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    The alarms have been ringing for weeks, the signs were evident, yet the reality still hits hard: a club that once represented stability, dominance, and tradition is now gasping for breath in unfamiliar territory.

    What was once a team that commanded respect across the country, inspired confidence in its teeming supporters, and carried the hopes and identity of millions of football-loving Northerners, now finds itself fighting desperately for survival.

    Kano Pillars FC, once a name that used to intimidate opponents and energize its fervent fans is now struggling to stay afloat in a season defined by inconsistency, tactical confusion, and an overall decline in performance.

    The atmosphere around the club tells its own story: fans are frustrated, the team appears unsettled, goal shy and the technical crew is under increasing scrutiny.

    The players seem drained of the spirit and resilience that once made the team one of the most feared sides in Nigerian football.

    And as the losses pile up, so does the pressure which is not only on the squad, but also on the management and the Kano State Government, who cannot afford to watch a beloved institution sink without intervention.

    Kano Pillars’ current situation is more than a poor run of form; it is a wake-up call, a moment of reckoning that demands urgency, honesty, and bold decision-making.

    The task ahead is enormous, but not impossible if the right steps are taken before it becomes too late.

    As we approach the final weeks of the first half of the 2025/26 Nigeria Premier Football League season, this is the critical moment for the government, the club’s management, and the technical crew to look inward and take decisive action.

    The warning signs are clear, and the situation demands urgent attention that can see the team out of this mess.

    What must be done now is not just routine adjustments, but meaningful, strategic steps that can rescue the team from the looming disaster of relegation.

    If nothing changes, the club risks slipping into the lower division, a setback that would be costly, demoralizing, and entirely avoidable with timely intervention.

    I expect the management to immediately collaborate closely with the technical crew to identify every weakness within the squad.

    This is the time for honest assessment by pinpointing all the gaps in performance, depth, and consistency of all the players.

    Once these lapses are clearly outlined, the club must begin planning purposeful recruitment, targeting players with the right skills, the right mentality, and the kind of experience that can strengthen the team where it matters most.

    Only through strategic reinforcement can the team regain stability and compete at the level expected of it.

    I also expect a closer and more coordinated collaboration between the management and the technical crew to clearly identify the weak positions within the squad and determine the type of players required to strengthen those areas.

    This assessment should include not only the profiles of the needed players but also the clubs they currently play for, so that proper planning and strategic engagement can begin immediately.

    With this information in hand, the club can start reaching out to their preferred players and initiating discussions with their respective teams.

    Early consultation and negotiation will give the club enough time to finalize agreements before the end of the first round of the league.

    Acting promptly and strategically will ensure that the team secures the right reinforcements without rushing or settling for less than the quality required.

    Once all these preliminary steps have been completed, the next crucial phase is to engage with the government for a comprehensive briefing.

    This meeting will serve to outline the entire process, highlight its objectives, and underscore the critical need for financial support.

    Given the scale and complexity of the project, it is clear that executing it successfully will demand a substantial financial commitment from the side of the government if at all we want to rescue the team from relegation.

    Securing adequate funding is therefore not just important, but it is absolutely essential to ensure that every phase of the process, from planning and logistics to implementation and monitoring, is carried out with precision, effectiveness, and efficiency.

    The government must know that without the necessary resources to finance the project, even the best-laid plans risk falling short, undermining the long-term goals of the initiative.

    If these measures are implemented promptly, efficiently, and without unnecessary delays, I am fully confident that Kano Pillars can navigate its way out of the current crisis.

    The club has a rich history and a legacy of pride, stability, and competitive excellence, the qualities that can be restored with the right combination of vision, discipline, and execution.

    More so, with decisive action, careful strategic planning, and unwavering commitment from all stakeholders, the government, management, players, technical staff, and supporters alike,

    Kano Pillars can not only reclaim its former glory but also re-establish itself as a dominant force in Nigerian football.

    However, this revival will demand unwavering persistence, strict accountability, heartfelt prayers, and genuine collaboration at every level of the club that is from management and technical staff to players and supporters.

    That means every effort, every contribution, and every decision must be aligned toward a common goal which is total victory.

    We should remember that the rewards of such dedication will be immense: a resurgent Kano Pillars that commands respect, demonstrates competitiveness, and reclaims its rightful place among the elite in Nigerian football.

    The triumphs and renewed pride that follow will far outweigh the challenges, making every ounce of effort fully worthwhile.

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