General Manager and CEO of Rangers International Barrister Amobi Ezeaku, has reaffirmed his commitment to the club ahead of their must-win Nigeria Premier Football League clash against Ikorodu City.
Rangers currently top the NPFL table with 65 points, one point ahead of second-placed Rivers United on 64 points heading into matchday 38.
Speaking on Sports Yarn Class on Prime Sports Radio, Ezeaku spoke passionately about his attachment to the Enugu club.
“I will give my life for this club. This club meant a lot to my late father. This club means a lot to our people and I hope the younger ones can imbibe the spirit of this club,” he said.
“It’s a thing of joy to see people wearing our club jerseys in clubs, schools, churches and mosques.”
Ezeaku also hinted at ambitious plans for the club after the season.
“When we are done with the season, we will announce our target for the Champions League and it will be ambitious,” he added.
The Rangers chief also thanked supporters and critics alike, including journalist Frankie Omokhua, for their feedback throughout the campaign.
“Thank you Frankie for all the criticism. I always listen to it and I take them, same with the fans who call in too,” Ezeaku stated.
Earlier in the season, during a visit to the Institute of Management and Technology where Rangers announced an education partnership with the institution, Ezeaku had spoken of his long-term ambition to guide the club to a ninth Nigeria Premier Football League title.
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Speaking in an interview with Athletic NG in July, he said Rangers would retain the same kit design used in the previous campaign because of his confidence in the club’s title ambitions.
“We will wear the same kit design from last season because we are confident that we will win our ninth Nigeria Premier Football League title in the 2025/2026 season,” he said.
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Rangers will secure the NPFL title with victory over Ikorodu City in Lagos and would equal the record for the most league titles won by a Nigerian club, currently held by oriental rivals Enyimba.
