Kano Pillars' class of 2012: What a star-studded team!

You've got to be a pretty talented team to break up Kano Pillars' utter domination of Nigerian football and in 2012, Pillars delighted fans with their exhilarating football to do just that.
The team under the guidance of Mohammed Baba Ganaru was very fearless and ruthless.
It saw the likes of Theophilus Afelokhai, Gambo Mohammed, Rabiu Ali, Papa Idris and Umar Zango shinning.

Unfortunately, they became a victim of their own success and the team couldn't compete on the continent.
Here's a reminder of that star-studded XI under Baba Ganaru.
🏰 Pillars 2012
🧮 Most common starting XI (4-3-3):
Joel Theophilus Afelokhai
Umar Zango
Papa Idris
Eugene Obi
Alhaji Alhaji
Rabiu Ali
Shehu Abdullahi
Mohammed Shagari
Manir Ubale
Sherrif Isa
Gambo Mohammed

Which name do you think was omitted from this star studded squad?

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