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Transfer: Akabuike joins Mombasa United on loan from City FC
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Transfer: Akabuike joins Mombasa United on loan from City FC

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City FC goalkeeper Chigozie Akabuike, has completed a move to Kenyan Premier League, side Mombasa United, DAILY POST reports.

Akabuike joined the East African side on loan from Nationwide League One, NLO, side City FC.

He will spend the entire campaign with the Kenyan side as he looks to gain more first-team experience at senior level. 

The loan deal does not include an option to buy.

Akabuike featured regularly in the Nigeria National League, NNL last season.

He is expected to compete for a starting role in the team next season.

Meanwhile, Adeyemi Mogbademu has also joined Mombasa United on lean from the Abuja-based club.

Transfer: Akabuike joins Mombasa United on loan from City FC 

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