Ranchers Bees FC

Ranchers Bees Football Club
Nickname(s) Bees
Ground Ranchers Bees Stadium, Kaduna
Ground Capacity 10,000
Chairman Abdulazeez Mohammed
Manager J.J Alhasssan
League Nigeria National League

Ranchers Bees FC is a Nigerian football club based in Kaduna. Their home stadium is Ranchers Bees Stadium, aka Kaduna Township Stadium.

Originally known as the DIC (Defense Industry Corp.) Bees, they were bought by Moktar Arewa in the 1980s and renamed "Ranchers Bees". They were promoted to the Nigeria Premier League after the 2008-09 season by finishing second in the Nigeria Division 1 with 51 points. For the 2009-10 season, they played some matches in Kano as their stadium was being prepared for the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup. They finished the season banished to Calabar and then Minna after fans attacked referees at a home game against Sunshine Stars F.C. They were relegated to the Nigeria National League with two games left after a 6-0 loss at Kwara United F.C.

Achievements

1989

Performance in CAF competitions

1988 - Finalist

Nigeria national league: runner up 2009/10 season Nigeria national league champions 2012/13 season

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Nigeria GK Kasim Badmos
4 Nigeria DF Team Ojo
18 Nigeria MF Nura Nayara
14 Nigeria FW Ahamad DanSam
3 Nigeria DF Buhari Usman
29 Nigeria FW Samuel Elegah
9 Nigeria FW Shamsu
12 Nigeria Babawo
7 Nigeria FW Musa Ladan
- Nigeria FW Samson Pius
27 Nigeria FW Odeh
- Nigeria MF Femi Daramola
- Nigeria DF Mustapha Yaro
- Nigeria DF Peter Lahaga
16 Nigeria Jonathan Madaki
12 Nigeria Nansur Adamu
No. Position Player
3 Nigeria Jemel Ali
4 Nigeria DF Muktar Abdullasheed (Capt.)
1 Nigeria GK Badnmus Kassim
20 Nigeria Babawo Ibrahim
18 Nigeria Shehu Umar
6 Nigeria Teju Ojo
7 Nigeria John Chukwudi
- Nigeria MF Samuel Klu
- Nigeria MF Okezie Ejeama
- Nigeria DF Chidozie Nwadike
- Nigeria DF Nasiru Idris
- Nigeria Dayo Davies
35 Nigeria MF Sunday Ibeji
- Nigeria Augustine Ode
- Nigeria Baleria Abubakar
28 Nigeria MF Prince Onyeze

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