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NNL: Mohammed appointed Jigawa Golden Stars head coach

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Jigawa Golden Stars have announced the appointment of Majin Mohammed as their new head coach ahead of the 2026/27 Nigeria National League, NNL, season.

The club confirmed the appointment at an unveiling ceremony in Dutse.

Mohammad has been tasked with leading the club’s push for promotion to the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL.

Mohammed brings NPFL experience to the second tier club.

He was in charge of Niger Tornadoes last season.

Mohammed masterminded the club’s relegation survival in the NPFL last season.

NNL: Mohammed appointed Jigawa Golden Stars head coach

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