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NNL: Eko United set to appoint Oladunni Oyekale as head coach

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Nigeria National League (NNL) side Eko United are on the verge of appointing Oladunni Oyekale as their head coach.

A deal for the veteran tactician is reportedly in an advanced stage.

According to reports, Oyekale is expected to put pen to paper with the club later in the week.

He last managed Dragon FC in the Benin Republic.

Oyekale will be tasked with assembling a competitive squad to compete for promotion next season.

He has managed Crown FC and Gombe United in the past.

NNL: Eko United set to appoint Oladunni Oyekale as head coach

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