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Michael Eneramo


His name is Michael Adinoyi Eneramo, born in Kaduna to Mr.& Mrs. Mathew Eneiramo ASP (Rtd). Eneramo started his professional footbal career with Yobe Desert Star and in 2003 Lobi Stars of Makurdi where he was the highest goal scorer in the country. In 2004, he went to Espenrance of Tunisia and was later sent on loan to USM Algerier where he also became the highest goal scorer before he was recalled back to Esperance of Tunisia.

He got a better offer to one of the biggest teams in Saudi Arabia (Al Shabbab) in 2007. In 2008, he returned to Tunisia where they wanted him to nationalise and help the team get to the world cup in 2010. On the verge of nationalizing, the pressure from parent, family members particularly Hon. Jimoh Idris (Jolly) his uncle, help drew his attention back home that fatherland still remains fatherland. The super eagles invited him in 2009 against Jamaica in London and only featured him for 5 minutes. See more of Eneramo or become his fan here




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  1. Suleiman AbdulmuminMonday, 20 July 2009 at 14:58:00 GMT+1

    we need this guy in Super Eagle, and Kogi Central are proud of u, as u are representing us over there....

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  2. AnonymousWednesday, 10 November 2010 at 10:33:00 GMT+1

    thank God we have a serious minded guy in ebiraland and kogi at large.in short the sky is ur limit.

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