Nico boss unopposed as elections approach
Calistus Kolantsho | Friday June 20, 2014 18:05
Taolo was elevated to the top post after the abrupt departure of Eitlhomilwe Raditshego last year. He feels he has a lot to offer the club and urged supporters to come in large number for Sunday’s meeting.
He said the meeting offers members the opportunity to shape the future of the club. He urged members to elect officials who can bring change. Taolo said the plan is to see Nico challenge for the league title next season and this can only be possible with good leadership. During his term, Taolo has seen the club foster strong relations with BCL mine, while at the same time establishing an office with a full secretariat. He said because of the improved relations with BCL has resulted in the completion of the club’s changing rooms and the administration offices. As part of the Bosele Declaration, clubs are expected to have an office and a fully-fledged secretariat.
“Running a football club is not an easy task. It needs somebody who has the interests of the club at heart. I believe that with the right team, I can take the club forward,” said Taolo.
He said the majority of the committee members are keen to continue running the club. The only vacant posts are that of manager and the deputy. Meanwhile, Taolo said they are in the process of beefing up the squad in readiness for the coming season. He said all departments need to strengthened.
Nico have already indicated to some clubs about their intentions to sign their players. Taolo was not in position to reveal the names of the players, but said they hope to seal deals by next week. Nico has parted ways with Ogopotse Tshule, Cheeseboy Moilwa, Biki Leteane and Bogosi Nfila.