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NNL: Wikki Tourists embark on four-day pre-season break
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NNL: Wikki Tourists embark on four-day pre-season break

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Wikki Tourists have embarked on a four-day break from their pre-season preparations ahead of the the new season.

The players and officials are expected back in training on Monday, 31 August.

The training session will hold at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Stadium, in Bauchi.

The break is aimed at refreshing the players after the rigorous screening exercise.

The 2026-27 NNL season is scheduled to kick start on Saturday 31 October.

Wikki Tourists will use the remaining final days to perfect their tactics for the new season.

The Bauchi Elephants will face Kada Warriors in their opening fixture of the new season.

NNL: Wikki Tourists embark on four-day pre-season break

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