Fabiyi Rejects FC Taraba For A Move To Abia Warriors
Published: January 19, 2014Former Bayelsa United captain, Emmanuel Olaniyi Fabiyi, has moved to Globacom Nigeria Premier League new boys, Abia Warriors.
The move is a coup for Warriors, who convinced the newly wedded man to reject the advances of FC Taraba and start a new life in Umuahia.
Fabiyi, is certain to be between the sticks for the Emeka Ezougo managed team for the upcoming GNPL scheduled to kickoff on 24th February, 2014.
Abayomi Ademetan
The move is a coup for Warriors, who convinced the newly wedded man to reject the advances of FC Taraba and start a new life in Umuahia.
Fabiyi, is certain to be between the sticks for the Emeka Ezougo managed team for the upcoming GNPL scheduled to kickoff on 24th February, 2014.
Abayomi Ademetan
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