IKORODU CITY UNVEIL NEW MANAGER, CHIEF COACH

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By Oluseyi Adedire
Twitter/Instagram: @oyosportsnews
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Nigeria National League (NNL) side, Ikorodu City FC have unveiled Sadiq Dabiri as the club new manager. OyoSportsNews reports.
Sadiq Dabiri, a former First Bank and Shooting Stars assistant coach was unveiled today by the club management.
Dabiri, a CAF C Coach served as an assistant coach last season with Ikorodu City FC and has been elevated as the club manager ahead next campaign.
Meanwhile, Bright Ozebagbe has been officially announced and unveiled as the Chief Coach.
Bright, also a CAF C Coach had worked with Sterling Bank, Pepsi Academy and then head coach of Barcelona Academy, Lagos.
The duo will be in charge of Ikorodu City FC for the Nigeria National League 2022/23 season.

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