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NPFL: Enyimba to sign free-agent Samuel Anakwe
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NPFL: Enyimba to sign free-agent Samuel Anakwe

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Samuel Anakwe is set to complete a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Enyimba.

According to reports, Anakwe has reached agreement on personal terms with the nine-time NPFL champions.

Anakwe will join the Aba giants as a free agent following his departure from Remo Stars.

The defender won the NPFL title with Remo Stars in the 2024/ 2025 season.

Anakwe scored 13 goals in 90 appearances for the Sky Blue Stars.

The 24-year-old’s pace and experience will be crucial for the People Elephant in the NPFL next season.

NPFL: Enyimba to sign free-agent Samuel Anakwe

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