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NPFL: Godspower joins Abia Warriors from Sokoto United

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Ikechi Godspower has sealed a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Abia Warriors, DAILY POST reports.

Godspower joined the Umuahia-based club from Nigeria National League side, Sokoto United.

Godspower is expected to add pace and creativity into the team’s attack next season.

Abia Warriors will be hoping to fortify their squad with more players before the start of the new season.

Imama Amapakabo’s side finished in seventh position last season.

The 2026-27 season will commence on Friday, 28 August 2026.

NPFL: Godspower joins Abia Warriors from Sokoto United

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