Former Super Eagles defender and 3SC manager, Dimeji Lawal, has extended his heartfelt congratulations to Governor Seyi Makinde and the entire Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) family on the team's return to continental football after a 27-year hiatus.
Lawal, in a statement, described the achievement as "long overdue" and worthy of grand celebration.
He particularly lauded Governor Makinde's "immense passion, determination, and efforts" in ensuring the Oluyole Warriors reclaim their rightful place on African football's biggest stage since assuming office seven years ago.
The ex-international also congratulated all stakeholders involved in the struggle to restore 3SC's status as a continental giant, singling out the current management led by Honourable Taiwo Lekan Salami for their "doggedness and administrative acumen."
The ex-international also congratulated all stakeholders involved in the struggle to restore 3SC's status as a continental giant, singling out the current management led by Honourable Taiwo Lekan Salami for their "doggedness and administrative acumen."
He extended his felicitations to the coaches, players, backroom staff, and the staunch Supporters Club and fans worldwide for their unwavering belief and patience.
While acknowledging the euphoria of this monumental success, Lawal charged all concerned to unite and ensure 3SC not only participates in next year's CAF Confederation Cup but also aims to "cart home the trophy," believing it is achievable with concerted effort.
While acknowledging the euphoria of this monumental success, Lawal charged all concerned to unite and ensure 3SC not only participates in next year's CAF Confederation Cup but also aims to "cart home the trophy," believing it is achievable with concerted effort.
He concluded by expressing hope that this marks the beginning of 3SC's return to its lost glory.
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