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NNL: Galadima re-joins Wikki Tourists on one-year contract
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NNL: Galadima re-joins Wikki Tourists on one-year contract

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Ibrahim Galadima has joined Nigeria National League, NNL, side Wikki Tourists ahead of the new season.

Galadima joined the Bauchi Elephants from Kano Pillars.

The goalkeeper signed a one-year contract with Wikki Tourists.

He featured regularly for Kano Pillars last season.

Galadima is returning to Wikki Tourists after three years away.

His experience and familiarity with the team will give him an edge.

Wikki Tourists will be hoping to secure promotion to the NPFL next season.

NNL: Galadima re-joins Wikki Tourists on one-year contract

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