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NNL: Bichi First FC strengthen medical department for 2026-27 season
NNL: Bichi First FC strengthen medical department for 2026-27 season

Bichi First FC have fortified their medical team ahead of the new Nigeria National League, NNL, season, DAILY POST reports.

The club have added Shuaibu Adamu, Ismail Nalado and Abba Hassan to their medical department.

Adamu and Nalado will serve as the team's doctor and assistant doctor, respectively.

Hassan will work as a medical staff member, according to the club.

The appointments are part of efforts to strengthen the club's backroom staff in the 2026/27 season.

Bichi First FC will square up against Lobi Stars FC in a matchday one fixture at the McCarthy Stadium, Makurdi on Sunday, November 8th.

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