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EKAO Player Management has announced the successful transfers of Abdul Kingsley Ayomide and Usen Emmanuel to NPFL newcomers Kun Khalifat FC. The duo joins from Pepperest Soccer Academy, highlighting the agency's commitment to creating professional pathways for talented Nigerian footballers.

Alex Jatau Alexander has departed Nigeria for Denmark through EKAO Player Management to begin a trial with IF Ishøj. The former Lobi Stars winger is aiming to earn a professional opportunity as he continues his journey toward European football.

Among the many players in attendance, David distinguished himself with his technical ability, movement, composure, and understanding of the game. His performances during the tournament reportedly attracted the attention of talent evaluators and football development stakeholders monitoring the competition closely.

Long before the semi final whistle in Rabat, the Eagles were already battling challenges away from the pitch. Reports of unpaid bonuses and allowances led to players refusing to train and threatening industrial action. This was not a minor disagreement over incentives but a glaring symptom of administrative failure.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria – 21st November 2025 EKAO Player Management, a West African sports-management organization dedicated to bridging the gap between grassroots foo...

EKAO Player Management’s rising talent, Obed Ugondu, scored in the 65th minute of the Thuringia Cup match against state representative FSV 06 Ohratal, showcasing his sharp finishing and growing influence on the field.

As the Super Eagles gather for their decisive World Cup qualifiers, Nigeria’s path to 2026 hangs in the balance. Kenneth Ogbuehi of EKAO Player Management reflects on the team’s visa troubles, squad changes, and the fine margins that could decide their fate. With South Africa facing a distracted Zimbabwe side and Nigeria needing two perfect results, the dream is still alive

Dominik Szoboszlai’s 83rd-minute free kick against Arsenal was more than just a goal; it was a reminder of how elite matches are often settled by razor-thin margins and moments of pure individual quality. By Kenneth Ogbuehi – FIFA Licensed Scout