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NPFL: Ranchers Bees sign midfielder Kabiru Tijjani from Shooting Stars

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Ranchers Bees have completed the signing of midfielder Kabiru Tijjani, DAILY POST reports.

Tijjani played for Shooting Stars in the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, last season.

The midfielder played a role in the Oluyole Warriors third place finish.

Tijjani made 59 appearances for Shooting Stars.

He previously featured for nine-time NPFL champions, Enyimba.

Tijjani won the NPFL with the People’s Elephant during the 2022-23 season.

The midfielder’s experience will play an important role in Ranchers Bees’ return to the top-flight after more than a decade.

Ranchers Bees will start their NPFL campaign with a clash against Ikorodu City at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos.

NPFL: Ranchers Bees sign midfielder Kabiru Tijjani from Shooting Stars

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