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Gombe United Hits Kano For Maiden Peace And Unity Cup




As the 2023/2024 season of the Nigeria Premier Football League is getting closer Gombe United Football Club will be participating in the Peace and Unity Tournament in Kano State. 


The preseason soccer tournament presents clubs the needed avenue to integrate and blend the team ahead of the season kick-off. 


The soccer tournament will involve four NPFL Clubs, Gombe United, Kano Pillars, Niger Tornadoes, Katsina United,  and two Nigeria National League side Wikki Tourists and El-Kanemi Warriors respectively.


Meanwhile, Gombe United will  hit the road on Thursday morning to the ancient city of Kano.


The Savannah Scorpions General Manager, Abubakar "Yellow" Abubakar advised players to be worthy ambassadors of the club and most especially Gombe State.


There are 12 teams and they are paired into three groups A, B, and C.  


The soccer tourney according to the organisers will kick start on Thurdsy, 7th of September 2023 and ends on the 13th of September 2023.


Signed 


Shuaibu mohammed Angazy 


Media Officer.  


Gombe United FC.

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