NNL: Rabiu Tata named Jigawa Golden Stars technical adviser

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Nigeria

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NNL: Rabiu Tata named Jigawa Golden Stars technical adviser

Jigawa Golden Stars have appointed Rabiu Tata as their technical adviser. He is due to be unveiled on Thursday at the Dutse-based club, replacing Majin Mohammad, who recently took over at NPFL side Ranchers Bees. Tata is expected to lead the club’s promotion push, and Jigawa Golden Stars expressed confidence in his experience. The 2026-27 NNL season begins on October 31.

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