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NPFL: Jonathan Mairiga joins Bendel Insurance on two-year deal
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NPFL: Jonathan Mairiga joins Bendel Insurance on two-year deal

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Jonathan Mairiga has joined the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Bendel Insurance, DAILY POST reports.

Mairiga was signed from Nigeria National League, NNL, side Wikki Tourists.

He was one of the standout performers for the Bauchi Elephants last season.

Mairiga grabbed 14 goals and three assists for Wikki Tourists.

He signed a two-year contract with the Benin Arsenals.

Bendel Insurance will be hoping the striker makes an immediate impact in the team next season.

NPFL: Jonathan Mairiga joins Bendel Insurance on two-year deal

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