Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
Kano Pillars have confirmed they have signed 18 new players for the new Nigeria professional football league season which begins this weekend.
The new players include Chinedu Udoji, Razak Aliyu, Sikiru Kamal, Emmanuel Anyanwu, Idris Aloma and Musa Najare who all joined the club from Enyimba.
Pillars also snapped up Alassan Kamalou from FC Sahel of Niger Republic.
They begin their league campaign against FC Ifeanyi Ubah at the Sani Abacha Stadium on Saturday.
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