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‘Rangers snap up Kano Pillars goalkeeper, Abuchi Okeke

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Rangers have completed the signing of goalkeeper, Abuchi Okeke ahead of the 2026-27 season, DAILY POST reports.

Okeke joined the reigning Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, champions from Kano Pillars.

The shot stopper put pen to paper on a two-year contract.

Okeke featured regularly for Kano Pillars last season.

His arrival at Rangers will create competition among the goalkeepers.

Lucky Jimoh was the Flying Antelopes first choice in the NPFL last season.

‘Rangers snap up Kano Pillars goalkeeper, Abuchi Okeke

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