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NNL: Abakaliki FC boss charges trialists to give best in training

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Abakaliki FC Chairman, Senator Obinna Ogba, has issued a stern warning to trialists at the club’s ongoing screening exercise for the selection of new players for the 2026-27 campaign.

Ogba promised that only players who meet the requirements of the technical crew will be selected.

Abakaliki FC are currently preparing for the new season.

“Play well and stop blaming coaches, because there’s no coach that will see a good player and drop him,” Ogba stated in his address to the players.

Abakaliki FC will announce the list of successful trialists before the start of the new season.

DAILY POST recalls that Abakaliki FC retained 26 players from last season.

NNL: Abakaliki FC boss charges trialists to give best in training

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