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NPFL: Shooting Stars get injury boost ahead of Nasarawa United clash

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Wasiu Ganiyu has resumed to training with his Shooting Stars teammates after an injury layoff, DAILY POST reports.

Ganiyu picked up the injury in the Oluyole Warriors’ goalless draw against Kwara United in Ilorin last season.

The setback ruled him out for the remainder of last season.

He managed only seven appearances for the Ibadan-based club during the 2025/26 season.

Ganiyu trained with his teammates ahead of the matchday seven encounter against Nasarawa United.

The encounter is billed for the Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba Ibadan on Sunday.

NPFL: Shooting Stars get injury boost ahead of Nasarawa United clash

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