NPFL side Ranchers Bees have confirmed that they have parted ways with head coach Usman Abd’Allah and some members of the technical crew following their poor start to the season, reports www.aclsports.com.
The Bees returned to the top flight for the first time in 16 years, but they have made a difficult start to the season. The Kaduna side have garnered just eight points from their opening nine games of the 2026/27 league campaign.
In a statement on Sunday, the club confirmed the exit of the former Enyimba handler, who was appointed at just the start of the season, less than 48 hours after their recent defeat to Shooting Stars.
”Ranchers Bees Kaduna confirms that the club has parted ways with Technical Adviser Usman Abdallah and some members of the technical crew by mutual agreement. We thank Usman Abdallah and the departing members of the technical crew for their efforts and contributions during their time with the club. We wish them every success in their future endeavours,” read a statement from the club’s official Facebook page.
The club also confirmed that an interim technical crew will be put together in no distant time.
Abd’Allah is the second managerial casualty in the NPFL this season following the resignation of Shakiru Giwa at Inter Lagos.
