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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes embark on six-day close camping exercise

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Niger Tornadoes have embarked on a six-day close camping exercise ahead of the 2026-27 season, DAILY POST reports.

The camping programme will take place in Bwari, Abuja.

The exercise will provide the technical crew with a conducive environment for intensive training, player screening, tactical drills and team bonding ahead of the new campaign.

Niger Tornadoes will also take part in warm-up matches during the camping.

The Ikon Allah Boys will participate in a pre-season tournament after the exercise.

DAILY POST reports that Niger Tornadoes have signed four new players for the new season.

The 2026-27 season will kick-start on Friday, August 28.

NPFL: Niger Tornadoes embark on six-day close camping exercise

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