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NPFL: Barau FC’s Oganbor to miss Ranchers Bees clash

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Barau FC will be without striker Stanley Oganbor for the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday three encounter against Ranchers Bees.

According to the club, Oganbor will miss the game due to family reasons.

Oganbor featured in the Maliya Boys opening two fixtures of the season.

The Kano-based club recorded one win and one draw from the matches.

Eugene Agagbe’s side will have to look inward for a replacement for the absent player.

Barau FC will square up with Ranchers Bees at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano on Sunday.

NPFL: Barau FC’s Oganbor to miss Ranchers Bees clash

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