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NNL: Abubakar thumbs up Wikki Tourists’ preparation for new season
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NNL: Abubakar thumbs up Wikki Tourists’ preparation for new season

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Wikki Tourists technical adviser, Bala Abubakar, has expressed satisfaction with his team’s camping exercise in Katsina.

Abubakar insisted that his team achieved their primary objective during the training camp.

DAILY POST recalls that Wikki Tourists defeated Kano Pillars in one of their warm-up matches at the Mohammad Dikko Stadium.

Abubakar praised his players for their commitment and overall performance throughout the camping period.

“Our main purpose here was to see our boys and how we blend,” Abubakar told the club’s media.

“I’m satisfied with the performance of my boys, despite the little areas we have noticed for improvement.”

NNL: Abubakar thumbs up Wikki Tourists’ preparation for new season

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