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Garba Lawal
human
Sex or gendermale Edit
Country of citizenshipNigeria Edit
Country for sportNigeria Edit
Date of birth22 May 1974 Edit
Place of birthKaduna Edit
Occupationassociation football player, association football manager Edit
Position played on team / specialitymidfielder Edit
Work period (start)1993 Edit
Sportassociation football Edit

Garba Lawal

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Garba Lawal ah man'u tswafo shi be guba'e nyan (May 1974) Bolu bici che chi payin nyan kin Nigeria wun yi'o, Nan fe che gwapin ta tacin'o nan, Eya (2014) Wun'a zhe general manager dan Kaduna United'o wun Ch2i be la'u Chichi eya (2015), Wun dan Technical Department nyan Nigeria Footbaall Federation bo.

Etunlo nyan club

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Ke bolu chechi chi nan, Roda de yigborolo kaman Roda JC nyan Eredivise'o, Wun kezhe bolu ya Julius Berger FC nyan Nigeria be Chinese nyan Changsha Ginde.[1]

Eka (August 2009), Wun la ke filli be ganmi ke wun'a zhe bolu Chechi nan'e[2] wu zazhi gwa nan dan Makurdi side Lobi Stars, Ah la General manager nyan Kaduna United ya'u eya (2014).

Etunlo kin den

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Ah ji lawal ye ke bolu ce chi nyan Nigeria nan man ka kaman che dan National team Nigeria nyan (1990 lo 2000) Zhi nan, Ah fe lu ya kapa ndondo dagan ekunkaci zuman da wan yigboro, Lawal che FIFA world cup nyan (1998), Bana wun lotun sarayin nan Ah gi Spain 3-2 sangana kakancha Nigeria edzo wuncin'o nan, [3] Achinga eya (2002), Wun gi riatwa Olympic gold medal Eya (1996). Wun gikini ya Nigeria ba guni nyan African cup of Nations'o, Eya (2000, 2002, 2004 ah be 2006), Chi gi Eti sangana kpata'o, Banbe nyan kakancha'E.

Etunlo zuman bolu che'o

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Ela (August, 2009) Ah tu sunna asst. Coach nyan Lobi Stars F.C,[4] Gbako eya wunci'o, Ah li'Uteam coordinator ya U17 nyan National team Nigeria.[5]

Ela (February 2014), Ah li'u general manager nyan Kaduna United.[6]

Ciwanzhi

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Roda JC

  • KNVB Cup: (1996–97, 1999–2000)[7][8]

Levski Sofia

  • Bulgarian Cup: 2002–03

Santatun

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  1. https://web.archive.org/web/20120219190645/http://www.nationalfootballteams.com/v2/player.php?id=4960
  2. http://www.goal.com/en/news/89/africa/2009/09/28/1528863/lobi-stars-garba-lawal-admits-first-match-in-two-years-took-toll-
  3. https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/archive/worldcup/france1998/matches/round=1014/match=8731/index.html
  4. http://www.goal.com/en/news/89/africa/2009/09/24/1520933/ex-international-garba-lawal-to-make-nigeria-league-comeback
  5. http://www.goal.com/en/news/89/africa/2009/09/24/1520933/ex-international-garba-lawal-to-make-nigeria-league-comeback
  6. https://web.archive.org/web/20110809111015/http://worldcup.mtnfootball.com/live/content.php?Item_ID=24511
  7. https://www.totoknvbbeker.nl/100-finales/1997-roda-jc-wint-bekerfinale-na-doelpuntenfestival
  8. https://www.totoknvbbeker.nl/100-finales/2000-de-cup-is-voor-defensief-ijzersterk-roda