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NPFL: Niger Tornadoes snap up Audu from El-Kanemi Warriors

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Niger Tornadoes have beefed up their squad with the signing of Usman Audu, DAILY POST reports.

Audu joined the Ikon Allah Boys from El-Kanemi Warriors.

He reunited with Kabiru Dogo who was his coach at El-Kanemi Warriors last season.

Audu played a key role in the Borno Army’s President Federation Cup triumph last season.

DAILY POST recalls that Niger Tornadoes announced the arrival of five new players last week.

Niger Tornadoes are strengthening their squad following the departure of several of their key players.

NPFL: Niger Tornadoes snap up Audu from El-Kanemi Warriors

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