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Nigerian goalkeeper Olorunleke Ojo has signed with Wolwalo Adigrat University, a club in the Ethiopian Premier League. In a strategic move to bolster their defense, Wolwalo has acquired the seasoned goalkeeper, who aims to help the team improve its performance after conceding 24 goals this season. Coach Tsegaye Kidanemariam believes that Ojo's experience will be crucial in their battle for survival in the league. Having recently concluded his time with Sudanese club El-Merreikh, Ojo has committed to a five-month contract with Wolwalo. "I have high aspirations with Wolwalo," Ojo expressed in a media interview. "While I received offers from clubs in Saudi Arabia, Iran, Kuwait, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, I chose to join Wolwalo due to its professional management." "I am genuinely excited to be here; it is a privilege to wear the yellow jersey and represent Wolwalo. I am dedicated to giving my utmost for the club and its fans." ...

The organizers have announced the roster of meticulously chosen, ambitious, and business-focused clubs from Nigeria for the third edition of the Jagaban Cup, scheduled to take place from March 24 to March 27, 2025. Among the participating teams are last year's finalists, 36 Lion, along with FC Bethel and Broad City. Notably, the unexpected standout from the Nigeria Premier League, Ikorodu City, is also included. Additional teams set to compete are Imperial FC, Ijebu United, and SGFC Athletics. Dino SC, recognized as a significant source of talent for European clubs, will also be traveling to Lagos for the tournament. The Jagaban Cup is supported by partners including 36 Lion Investment, Diamond Sports Management Limited, IFMM, and Lagos Enigma Group. The tournament will take place at Legacy Pitch in Lagos, welcoming European scouts for a duration of four days. Previous editions of the tournament attracted scouts from more than six countries, resulting in numerous player...