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NPFL: Inter Lagos announce nine signings
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NPFL: Inter Lagos announce nine signings

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Newly promoted Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side, Inter Lagos, have added nine players to their squad.

The new recruits are Gafar Ojo, Eminence Ningba, Jamiu Arowolo, Kehinde Moses and Kehinde Salami.

Others are Friday Cornelius, Tosin Oshomo, Favour Bala and Semiu Adegboyega.

Inter Lagos will be hoping to make a significant impact in their maiden campaign in the NPFL.

The modest side will do battle with Shooting Stars in the opening game of the 2026-27 NPFL season in Ibadan on Friday (today).

Inter Lagos, Sporting Lagos, Doma United and Ranchers Bees gained promotion to the NPFL from the Nigeria National League, NNL, last season.

NPFL: Inter Lagos announce nine signings

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