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LOBI STARS APPOINTS JUSTIN TENGER AS TECHNICAL ADVISER







The Makurdi based club have engaged the veteran trainer to head the club's technical department for their upcoming league campaign

Lobi Stars have announced coach Justin Tenger as new technical adviser barely two weeks to the start of the 2014/15 Nigeria Professional Football League season.

The Markudi Bombers said the appointment of the former Akwa United gaffer was on the careful consideration of Tenger's legendary track records as a seasoned coach.

Tenger who previously coached at Niger Tornadoes, Gombe United, Wikki Tourists and Kwara United joins the Markudi outift on his return from a season-long sabbatical since he parted ways with the Promise Keepers in 2013.
 
“We are pleased to announce the arrival of Justin Tenger as Technical Adviser of Lobi Stars," the club announced through its official twitter page.

"Lobi Stars general manager and former Nigeria international, Barnabas Imenger, announced Tenger's engagement as technical adviser for the 2014/15 season.

"As part of the on-going effort to re-position the team for the upcoming NPFL season, the management has decided to appoint a seasoned hand," it concluded.

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