The Ivorian Center played out his first year in Tunisia with JS Manazeh and helped the side make the playoffs last season but got eliminated in the first round.
Prior to playing in North Africa, Enan suited up for Braves of Customs in the ABL and Kwese Nigerian Premier Basketball League sides Kwara Falcons and Kano Pillars.
With Pillars, the 6 foot 9 inch Center played at the 2016 African Club Championship where Pillars placed fourth behind winners Al Ahly of Egypt.
The news comes as confirmation of Enan’s statement on Ghana basketball channel “Courtside” earlier this year when he was in the country during the offseason.
Dalia missed last season’s playoffs after recording four wins in 10 games in Group A which had eventual league winners ES Rades top.
Manazeh on the other hand, recorded a seven win-five losses record in 12 games in Group B. Enan was named Tertiary Player of the Year at the 2015 Ghana Basketball Awards.
By Yaw Adjei-Mintah
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