Executive Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission, Onos Oborevwori, has tipped Coach Stanley Osazee to succeed in his new job as head coach of  Delta Queens.

Speaking moments after the unveiling of Stanley Osazee as the gaffer of  Delta Queens ahead of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership’s return from break, Onos Oborevwori said Delta Queens are poised to excel and shine in the Nigerian top flight league.

“This appointment will usher in brighter days and times for Delta Queens and I am hopeful that our female team will go from strength to strength in the Nigeria Women Football League. The new coach Stanley Osazee knows his onions and he is going to succeed”.

Onos Oborevwori said that the Delta State Sports Commission under his watch  was going to provide all the necessary tools required to ensure the success of Delta Queens.

“The government of Delta State will leave no stone unturned to ensure the overall success of Delta Queens because we are serious about sports development and the  success of our teams and athletes is paramount to us. That is why we are at the Sports Commission”, said Onos Oborevwori.

Osazee, a CAF C Licence-certified coach  holds an NPFL/LaLiga Advanced Coaching Licence and Coaching Diploma,  coupled with additional certifications from the Nigeria Institute of Sports (NIS), qualifications in Sports Management, and accreditation from the Certified Football Coaches Association of African Nations (FCAAN-F).

The new Delta State coach  previously coached women’s sides Novia Queens FC, Fortress Queens FC, Edo Queens FC, and Imo United FC. He also worked with men’s teams St Paul FC and Nigeria Premier League outfit Bendel Insurance FC.

His achievements comprise  two Edo FA Cup titles, two Super Six appearances with Edo Queens, an NNL Championship, a Federation Cup title, as well as participation in the CAF Confederation Cup and NPFL Super Six with Bendel Insurance.

Onos Oborevwori  said that the mandate set for Osazee includes  making Delta Queens a glorious team, strengthening their position in Nigerian women’s football. 

Observers believe that with his experience and mindset, that Osazee is on course set to usher in fresh strategies, develop, and propel Delta Queens toward domestic and continental success.