By Yemi Sodeeq, Sportspro News
After two seasons in Lome, Togo, as one of the foreign coaches, Coach Suleman Quadri has moved to Benin Republic to dominate the apex league in that country.
In an exclusive chat with publisher of Sportspro News Bayour Issah, Coach Suleman Quadri has done what other Nigerian coaches failed to achieve by putting his team Union Sportive Des Cavaliers De Nikki in the Premier League, placing fifth on the log.
The Kwara-born gaffer believed that, with his experience in Togo and the Benin Republic, he was now mature enough to offer his coaching prowess to any Nigeria Premier League team.
According to coach Suleman Quadri, who is a CAF (C) license holder, his proficiency in French and English will be an added advantage to clubs that offer him a job.
He confirmed that the immediate past captain of the University of Ilorin Football Warriors, Sodiq Ajao Olanrewaju, whose father is a retired referee, joined his team early this season and is now making waves in the Benin Republic to the extent that the Benin Republic FA is planning to call him to the U20 national team.
Coach Suleman Quadri stressed that the league in Nigeria is more vibrant than that of the Benin Republic in terms of population, finances, and enthusiasm of supporters, fans, media hype, and spectators, but he believed that the Benin Republic is more organized in terms of administration and facilities.
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