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NNL: Kano Pillars goalkeeper undergoes trials at Wikki Tourists

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Goalkeeper Emmanuel Lolo has started training with Nigeria National League, NNL, side Wikki Tourists ahead of a potential move.
Emmanuel was spotted at the Bauchi Elephants’ training this week.

Wikki Tourists are currently assessing the player before making a decision on his suitability for their squad.

The young goalkeeper was a backup to Abuchi Okeke at Kano Pillars last season.

A move to Wikki Tourists will give the goalkeeper a chance to show his full potential.

Wikki Tourists are looking to strengthen their squad as they push for an immediate return to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL).

They were relegated to the Nigeria National League (NNL) last season.

NNL: Kano Pillars goalkeeper undergoes trials at Wikki Tourists

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