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NPFL: Kwara United sign Onyeure from Yobe Desert Stars

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Kwara United have announced the signing of Onyeure Uche Daniel ahead of the new campaign, DAILY POST reports.

The Harmony Boys announced the defender’s arrival on the social media.

Onyeure joined Kwara United from Nigeria National League, NNL, club Yobe Desert Stars FC.

The defender’s signing is part of the team’s rebuilding process for the new season.

Kwara United are determined to parade a competitive squad for the new season.

It would be recalled that Kwara United have earlier announced 16 new signings in readiness for the new season.

NPFL: Kwara United sign Onyeure from Yobe Desert Stars

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