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NPFL: Ndala set for Kano Pillars transfer
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NPFL: Ndala set for Kano Pillars transfer

Daily Post about 4 hours 1 mins read

Isah Ndala is on the brink of completing a move to Kano Pillars, DAILY POST reports.

The midfielder was spotted in training with the Sai Masu Gida.

Ndala is reported to have agreed personal terms with Kano Pillars.

His arrival is expected to be made official after undergoing the necessary transfer formalities.

Ndala was on the books of Wikki Tourists last season.

He managed only 16 appearances for the Bauchi Elephants.

Ndala has featured for Plateau United and Nasarawa United in the past.

NPFL: Ndala set for Kano Pillars transfer

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