Ifeanyi Ogba has completed his move to Nigeria Professional Football League side Rangers.
Ogba joined the Coal City outfit for an undisclosed fee. He was on the books of former NPFL champions, Akwa United, last season.
Ogba has been tipped to be a crucial player for the seven-time NPFL champions in the upcoming season.
He is rated highly by the new Rangers head coach, Fidelis Ilechwuku.
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