Former Medeama striker Bismark Oppong has found his scoring touch since joining Ethiopian new boys Mekelle Kenema City FC.
The youngster has scored three goals and provided two assists in 12 games for the side since joining as a free agent.
Oppong has combined effectively with compatriot and ex-Asante Kotoko captain Michael Akufo to catapult the side to second on the Ethiopian League table, just three points behind leaders Dedebit after 14 games.
The Ghanaian attacker has been roundly praised for his immense quality in front of goal and work ethics which has received widespread reviews in the African country.
The striker joined the side after ending his contract with Medeama where he featured prominently in the 2016 CAF Confederation Cup.
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