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NPFL: Elijah Akanni move to Barau FC on a year deal
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NPFL: Elijah Akanni move to Barau FC on a year deal

Daily Post 2 days 1 mins read


Akanni Elijah has completed a move to Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) side Barau FC, DAILY POST reports.

Elijah joined the Kano-based club on a one-year deal.

The midfielder previously featured for Katsina United and Enyimba.

Elijah won the NPFL title with Enyimba in the 2022/23 season.

He made 62 appearances, scoring six goals for the nine-time NPFL champions during his three-year stay in Aba.

Elijah’s experience will be vital for Barau FC in the NPFL next season.


NPFL: Elijah Akanni move to Barau FC on a year deal

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