Kalu Nweke joins Abia Warriors from Kwara United

Date: 2021-09-10

Abia Warriors Football Club has announced the signing of midfielder, Kalu Nweke, from Kwara United.

Abia Warriors confirmed the signing via their official website after the midfielder signed his contract.

The experienced midfielder put pen to paper for a two-year deal from the deal with Abia Warriors and became the first signing of Coach Imama Amapakabo this window.

Kalu Nweke made 15 appearances for his former side, Kwara United, and helped them finish fourth last term.

The midfield maestro began his professional career with Abia Warriors before joining Kwara United in the just-concluded season.

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