Niger Tornadoes attacking winger, Angel Wilfried Ammeh, has confirmed his side<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>s resolve to utilize their scoring opportunities when they take on Rivers United on Sunday.<br /><br />Ammeh said the Week 6 NPFL encounter would be used to rediscover Tornadoes<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span> misfiring attitude in front of goal.<br /><br />A fourth minute goal from Achibe Ewenije gave Wolves a nerve wrecking victory over Niger Tornadoes on Sunday.<br /><br />The former Kogi United player expressed disappointment over their 0-1 loss to Warri Wolves in the Week 5 match in Warri , adding that their fans will begin to see new improvement from the club<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>s performance.<br /><br /><span>&ldquo;</span>It<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>s very unfortunate we lost to Wolves last week, I must confess they (Warri Wolves) are the weakest team we<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>ve played so far this season, but we lost because we failed to take our chances, we<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>ve put that aside and look ahead to the next game,<span>&rdquo;</span> begins Ammeh.<br /><br /><span>&ldquo;</span>We are going to make amend in our subsequent games starting from this weekend against Rivers United, we wouldn<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>t allow them to flow in Lokoja,<span>&rdquo;</span> he said.<br /><br />Looking ahead to the expectation from the ongoing league season, Ammeh maintained that his target was to help the <span>&ldquo;</span>Ikon Allah Boys<span>&rdquo;</span> achieve good results in the league and make himself proud.<br /><br /><span>&ldquo;</span>I really don<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>t have a special target, I just want to enjoy myself, train well and get more playing times and assist Tornadoes to do well in the league and God willing get a call back to National team, and of course look outside to get a better club in Europe. But for now it<span class="body1">&rsquo;</span>s Tornadoes to do well in the league,<span>&rdquo;</span> Ammeh concluded.<br /><br />The Minna-based club returned to top flight last season after seven years absent and have since been using Confluence Stadium, Lokoja as their adopted home ground as a result of renovation currently going on in Bako Kotangora Stadium in Minna.<br /><b><br />Igho Kingsley</b><br />