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NPFL: Megwo leaves Abia Warriors for Etoile du Sahel

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Tunisian giants, Etoile Sportive du Sahel have signed Sunday Megwo from Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side, Abia Warriors.

Megwo agreed to a two-year contract that runs through to 2028.

He becomes the latest Nigerian player to move to North Africa.

Megwo joins the four-time African champions as they prepare for the 2026-27 domestic season and a return to CAF competition.

Etoile finished third in the Tunisian League last term and will be targeting a title challenge next season with Megwo’s signing

Megwo spent the last two seasons with Abia Warriors in the NPFL,A where he was one of the club’s key attackers and helped them maintain a push for a continental ticket.

He netted 27 goals in 84 appearances for the Umuahia-based club.

Megwo is expected to link up with his new teammates immediately as they prepare for the new season.

NPFL: Megwo leaves Abia Warriors for Etoile du Sahel

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