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The Journey of Abah Joshua Till Date

Abah Joshua

By: Olamide Awoyinfa

If you are a close follower of African football, the club ASKO DE KARA FC, a Togolese football club based in Kara, is a big name in the African continent. It is a team that plays in the top division in Togolese Football and indisputably, one of the biggest clubs in Togo. 

The club acquired the services of the former MFM FC striker, JOSHUA ABAH, who started playing football at GBS academy In Jos; same academy that produced the likes of Ahmed Musa, and Moses Simon.

Joshua hails from Idoma, Benue state, Nigeria.

He, however, later joined Jigawa golden Stars, where he played two full seasons, before joining Lagos based side MFM FC in  2017. Joshua moved to Bahrain to have a taste of international football but unfortunately, things did not go as planned for him. 

On the 26th of April, 2021, Joshua signed for Asko De Kara FC in the mid-season and won the league with the football club. The football club also got a ticket to play in the continental cup next season. 

Joshua, who is mainly a striker and a threat to any defense, has two physical qualities that makes him outstanding; his height and physique. He is so strong and no wonder he got the tag "big name". Joshua can best be compared to the Belgian striker, Christian Benteke. 

Meanwhile, Joshua and his team mates are getting ready for next season, but before that, he is making himself more comfortable and acclimatizing himself with the new environment, hence, hoping for a better season ahead.

Comments

  1. OAP Football21 July 2021 at 16:36

    The big name

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  2. Caleb Theo25 July 2021 at 19:33

    He is such a huge threat to any defense. Wishing he and the club a great season on the continent.

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