Oyo State Governor Rewards Shooting Stars With Two New Team Buses Following CAF Victory
Shooting Stars Sports Club have been rewarded with two new team buses by Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde following their CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round win over CS Sfaxien.

Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) have received a significant logistical boost on the continental stage after Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde approved the immediate handover of two new team buses to the Ibadan-based outfit.
The gesture comes as a direct reward for the Oluyole Warriors following their first-leg victory against Tunisian heavyweights CS Sfaxien in the preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup.
According to reporting from Complete Sports, the package approved by the state executive includes a 32-seater bus alongside an 18-seater vehicle. The fleet addition is designed to facilitate both squad and staff transit as the club navigates an intensive schedule comprising domestic commitments and continental fixtures.
Shooting Stars earned the recognition after overcoming a formidable CS Sfaxien side, securing a crucial home advantage in the opening encounter of their preliminary round tie. Facing seasoned North African opposition in continental tournaments presents unique operational and physical demands, and the state government moved promptly to acknowledge the squad's initial progress on the pitch.
For Nigerian clubs competing in CAF competitions, reliable transportation and logistical infrastructure remain vital components of overall performance management. The provision of the two dedicated buses aims to alleviate transit pressures on the Ibadan side as they balance squad preparation between home fixtures and away trips.
The Oluyole Warriors now shift their focus to preserving their first-leg advantage when they travel to Tunisia for the decisive reverse fixture against CS Sfaxien, where a place in the subsequent stage of the CAF Confederation Cup will be decided.
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Published Sunday, 6 September 2026. Published through the Nisty Football newsroom.
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