NPFL: Okoi agrees personal terms with Abia Warriors ahead of Bayelsa United exit

Ettah Okoi is set to dump Bayelsa United for a move to Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, side Abia Warriors, DAILY POST reports.

Okoi is reported to have agreed personal terms with Abia Warriors ahead of a potential permanent transfer to Umuahia.

He netted seven goals in 12 matches for Bayelsa United last season.

Abia Warriors are moving quickly to strengthen their attack after finishing in mid-table last term.

Okoi’s pace and finishing fit the tactical plans of the Umuahia club.

Bayelsa United will be reluctant to lose a key scorer but may cash in with one year left on Okoi’s deal. 

The Prosperity Boys are also reshaping their squad after goalkeeper Clinton Andy Ezekiel left for Rivers United.

NPFL: Okoi agrees personal terms with Abia Warriors ahead of Bayelsa United exit



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