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“We’re Not Here for a Tea Party” — Ejeh Targets Enyimba’s First NPFL Points Against Kano Pillars

Enyimba assistant coach Okechukwu Ejeh has declared that the nine-time Nigeria Premier Football League champions are travelling to Kano with a clear objective — to secure their first points of the season against Kano Pillars.

Sports247 reports that the People’s Elephant have endured a difficult opening to the 2026/27 NPFL campaign, losing their first four league matches and finding themselves under increasing pressure amid reported challenges within the club’s leadership structure.

However, Ejeh insists the setbacks have not affected the team’s determination ahead of their clash with Kano Pillars.

“We are not here for a tea party, we are here for serious business. We are here to get the three points,” Ejeh said ahead of the encounter.

The Enyimba assistant coach also stressed that the team has prepared thoroughly for what promises to be a demanding fixture, insisting that the players are ready in every aspect.

“We are mentally ready, physically ready and tactically ready for this game. Believe me, we are optimistic that we are not leaving this ancient city empty-handed,” he added.

Enyimba’s poor start represents a sharp contrast to the club’s established status as one of the most successful sides in Nigerian football. The Aba giants have yet to register a victory this season and will be desperate to halt their losing run.

Their struggles have been compounded by off-field developments surrounding the club, with tensions reportedly emerging within the board and administrative structure.

Despite the difficult circumstances, Ejeh’s comments underline the team’s determination to put the distractions behind them and focus on the task on the pitch.

Kano Pillars, meanwhile, will be looking to capitalise on home advantage, setting the stage for a potentially intense encounter.

For Enyimba, the fixture offers another opportunity to turn their fortunes around and begin the process of rebuilding confidence after a turbulent start.

With Ejeh promising that the visitors will not leave Kano empty-handed, the People’s Elephant will be hoping their words are matched by performance when the two sides meet.

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