Lagos – The Lagos State Para-Soccer Association on Saturday communicated frustration for its group powerlessness to take an interest in the continuous National Para-Soccer League. The team Coach, Femi Afolayan, said in Lagos that scarcity of assets kept them from taking an interest in the association holding in Kano. Afolayan said that the improvement had hosed the players' good in the wake of preparing thoroughly for quite a long time for the opposition. "It's heartbreaking we didn't make it to Kano, all push to get stores from the Lagos State Sports Commission (LSSC) and corporate associations did not succeed. "The players are baffled and ethically down in light of the fact that a significant number of them originate from far spots frequently to prepare at the National Stadium for the association. "A comparable thing happened in 2011 and it's not empowering for the physically tested competitors,'' he said. He asked the state government to increase it exertion at empowering and enabling physically tested persons through games. NAN reports that the group which will end on July 31 is being sorted out by the Nigeria Para-Soccer Federation.
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