The captain completed another 90 minutes in the encounter, making him one of the players not to have missed any minutes of action this season.
“So far, so good; the journey has been good, thanks to God and everyone who made it possible, especially the club and my teammates,” Nduka told PUNCH Sports Extra.
The club’s academy product said he hopes to make his longevity count at the club this season as they challenge for the NPFL title again.
“We are still working in progress; we are not there yet. It’s not a sprint but a marathon. We will keep striving and stay consistent so we can make it count this season.”
Nduka came through the ranks at Remo to make his NPFL debut in 2021, when they returned to the topflight.
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