“The orthopaedic surgeon had told me before he commenced treatment that my chances of making a return to professional football was very slim but I thank God I have made a successful return,” Obomate dey talk for him club official website, www.riversunitedfc.com.ng.

“We are taking part in three important competitions and it is important to win at least one of them.
“I will prefer to win the Caf Champions League title if given the luxury of choice.
“There is a saying that, ‘To whom much is given, much is expected’ so we must reciprocate the gesture of the Rivers State Government and especially our number one fan, the Governor of Rivers State, His Excellency, Ezebunwo Nyesom Wike towards the football club.
“We must also reciprocate the support of the fans”
The player na one of the few gurus for the league wey dey combine football with Education.
“It is not easy to combine academics and professional football has not been easy but then, life itself is a challenge.
“I however made the decision to take up this challenge irrespective of how difficult it would be to combine both football and academics.
“I must use this medium to thank my coaches who have been assisting me in this regard as I attempt to juggle both.
“I am very grateful to them because without their support, it would have been extremely difficult to achieve this. Team doctor of United, Chukwuemeka Agi come also chuk mouth for the bobo injury say him get Grace for him life.
“Obomate Frederick complained about pain in his leg and when we investigated and examined me, we realized it might have been as a result of overuse. “So we asked him to run some investigations which he did and what it revealed was that one of the leg bones had an incomplete fracture/break which we refer to as a stress fracture in medical terms. “It is something that occurs from overuse so he was referred to an orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Bob Yellowe who also examined him and asked for a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) test. “With those in place, he was able to treat him, giving both drugs and putting him on Plaster of Paris (POP) to ensure that the leg was well-rested.
“He subsequently improved. This injury occurred between late October and early December, 2016. “He was on POP for close to two months before rehabilitation commenced. “Some players never return from such kinds of injuries because the incomplete fracture becomes complete because of overuse. “However, in his (Obomate’s) own case, it healed properly and completely. “I must commend the sponsor of the team, the Rivers State Government via the Sports Ministry for consistently making the welfare of players, health inclusive, top priority by responding to our call in this case.
“Obomate is now out of the woods and is now able to assist the team,he kpom.
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