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NPFL: Kwara United unveil 16 new players for 2026-27 season
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NPFL: Kwara United unveil 16 new players for 2026-27 season

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Kwara United have unveiled 16 new players for the 2026-27 season, DAILY POST reports.
The Ilorin-based club retained only 14 players from the previous season.

The Harmony Boys made the announcement during the unveiling ceremony on Wednesday at the club secretariat.

The club chairman, Mr Kumbi Titiloye, said the signings were made to strengthen the squad following the departure of several players whose contracts expired.

Among the newly recruited players are goalkeepers Stanley Victor from Kada City and Ouattara Khalifa from Alemas FC, Mali.

The defenders are Ferinyaro Ali from Kada Warriors, Peace Dewan from Bendel Insurance, Ada Adamu from Barau FC, and Uche Daniel from Yobe Desert FC, while the midfielders and forwards are Anthony Nnamdi from Bendel Insurance and Emmanuel Ekpeyong from ASEAMI FC.

Others are Obed Ponkap from Barau FC, Ajibola Ayomade from Ikorodu City, Solomon Shoola from Abraysports, Benjamin Jack from Nasarawa United, and Sanni Mohammed from ACAS FA, Laos.

NPFL: Kwara United unveil 16 new players for 2026-27 season

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