Heartland Queens striker Chiwendu Orji, has promised to make Imolites proud with her goals, in the remaining part of the season.

The striker  insisted that the reverse fixture with various Clubs will affords her side a wonderful opportunity to pay back their visitors in their own coins in all the home hostility.

 Chinwendu Orji said she is hundred percent cocksure that her side will not be beaten twice by any team espeially visitors to the Heartland state. 

The Owerri mainstreams welcomed their counterparts from Lafia last Wednesday's NWFL Premiership matchday 10 table topping game at the Dan Anyiam Stadium in Owerri.

The first time ever NWFL Premiership not-nicely-done matchup at the Lafia City Stadium between the sides ended with one unreplied goal in favour of the Lafia landladies.

"We can't allow them to beat us twice, the first loss to them was a mistake but this time around they cannot defeat us, we are damn ready to make the necessary amendments to guarantee victory.

"Of course, we know that they lead our group at the interval but we equally know that a victory will see us climb back to the top, so that is a huge motivation on our part to ensure we leave no stone unturned enroute to collecting the maximum three points right here at our backyard on Wednesday.

"Again, I know a lot will depend on us especially the attackers to come up with our best game, I am more than ever ready and prepared to score aimed at ensuring victory for my team and the entire Imolites. I want to make Imolites truly happy and proud with my goals come on Wednesday.

"First and foremost our target is outright victory, and then the number of goals just be rest assured that we will not miss any chance at goal. At least, we will aim at two unanswered goals," said the former Edo Queens' sleek sharpshooter.

The lone goal heroine in the ongoing season assured her teeming fans of more goals in the remaining five matches on the calendar.

"I just have a goal so far to my credit due to the fact that I didn't have much playing time in the first term but now my game has picked and I am in the thick of things so be rest assured that I will record more goals in the five remaining matches, my fans should relax as the goals will come in numbers," said the petite lethal finisher.

The fleet footed attacker is of the firm believe that her side will be a partaker in the season's prized dreams - NWFL Premiership Super Six.

"Of course, Super Six is a sure participation for us, it's non-negotiable. We are uncompromising about it, we will be there," said Orji.

The Owerri side are second on the keenly contested eight-team Group A log on 15 points two behind leaders and visitors, Nasarawa Amazons.