The management of Mountain of Fire and Ministries Football Club of Lagos have unveiled Tony Bolus as the team’s new head coach following the departure of Fidelis Ilechukwu.
Bolus, a former assistant to Imama Amakpakabo at Rangers International FC of Enugu and former head coach of Giwa FC was considered by the team’s management after rigorous screening exercise of top coaches to carry on with the legacy and philosophy of the modest Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) side.
The Kogi-born tactician who won the last edition of the annual DK Olukoya Cup in Lagos has penned a deal that will keep him with the Lagos-based team until 2022.
The manager disclosed to MFM FC media team shortly after the unveiling ceremony that he will consolidate on the standard of the team.
“MFM has standard already that we really need to start building on, you know it has been a team that has been to the continent.
“Lagos State as a whole has talent and we need to build on what the former coach has put on ground. He has done a good job and we will continue from where he stopped,” he said.
Bolus expressed his profound gratitude to the General Oveseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Church World Wide, Dr Daniel Kolawole Olukoya who was present at the unveiling event alongside Director General of Lagos State Sports Commission, Mr Oluwatoyin Gafar, the vice chairman of the team, Pastor Frederick Alewi and the director of the team, Barrister Davidson Adejuwon, the board and supporters of the team for counting him worthy to lead the team at this point in time.
“I need to appreciate the board of MFM, the management and my father in the Lord Dr. DK Olukoya for having the faith in me and for giving me this task.
“Also I need to appreciate the fans of MFM FC, they have been solidly behind the team and I just plead for their support.
“You know we are starting all over again so they just need to have patience with us. I need their support to succeed and I promise that we will give them good football and the desired results.”
