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NPFL: Kano Pillars begin one-week camp in Abuja

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Four-time Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, champions Kano Pillars have commenced a one-week closed camping exercise in Abuja ahead of the 2026-27 NPFL season.

The Sai Masu Gida arrived in the Federal Capital Territory on Friday following a series of warm-up matches in Katsina.

Daniel Ogunmodede’s side will use the exercise to fine-tune their preparations ahead of the new season.

They will also play more friendly matches while in Abuja.

The Kano-based club managed to escape relegation on the final day of last season.

Kano Pillars will commence their 2026-27 campaign with a clash against Kwara United in Ilorin on Sunday, 30 August.

NPFL: Kano Pillars begin one-week camp in Abuja

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