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NPFL:Rivers United sign Oyowah from Remo Stars

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Rivers United have completed the signing of midfielder Alex Oyowah from Remo Stars, DAILY POST reports.

According to reports, Remo Stars and Rivers United have agreed on a deal for the player.

Oyowah is expected to sign a one-year contract with the Port Harcourt-based club.

The midfielder’s arrival adds more depth to the Pride of Rivers’ midfield as they continue preparations for the 2026/27 season.

Oyowah will have the chance to play in the CAF Champions League next season.

He has also played for Bayelsa United in the past.

NPFL:Rivers United sign Oyowah from Remo Stars

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