Harambee Stars forward Micah Obiero scored for Carlisle United just hours after returning from international duty as the Blues secured back-to-back wins for the first time this season with a 3-1 victory over Aldershot Town at the EBB Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsA first-half brace from David Ajiboye put Carlisle in control before Obiero came off the bench to seal the victory in the dying minutes, with Dominic Odusanya scoring a late consolation for the hosts.Obiero had only returned to the United Kingdom around 12 hours before kick-off after featuring for Kenya during the recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying matches against Eritrea and Guinea.##NAJAVA_MECA_10000335##Despite the long journey, the forward was named among the substitutes by head coach Rob Elliott before being introduced in the second half.Elliott made one change to the side that defeated AFC Fylde on Tuesday, with Ajiboye replacing Georgie Kelly, while Obiero returned from international duty to take his place in the matchday squad.Aldershot created the opening chances of the match, but Carlisle goalkeeper Adam Desbois kept out efforts from Adom-Malaki and Marcus Dinanga.Carlisle then took the lead with their first meaningful attack of the afternoon. Ajiboye finished off a well-worked move, getting on the end of Miguel Azeez's low delivery into the box.The hosts pushed for an immediate response, with Dinanga forcing another save from Desbois with a powerful strike.Carlisle grew into the game and began to control proceedings, with Regan Linney and Teddy Jenks both seeing efforts saved by Aldershot goalkeeper Nick Hayes.Junior Starlets captain Awuor sets World Cup final targetAjiboye doubled Carlisle's advantage before the break after Josh Williams produced excellent work down the left before setting up the forward for his second goal of the afternoon.The forward came close to completing his hat-trick before half-time but narrowly missed connecting with Jenks' cross.Carlisle continued to threaten after the restart, with Linney twice denied by Hayes from close range, while Azeez also came close after driving forward from midfield.Aldershot continued searching for a way back into the contest, but Carlisle's defence stood firm. Substitute Tristan Abrahams was denied by a last-ditch challenge from captain Morgan Feeney.Mombasa United coach explains how fans inspired first-leg playoff win over Kariobangi SharksThe hosts eventually pulled one back when Odusanya volleyed past Desbois from the edge of the box, setting up a tense finish.However, Carlisle quickly extinguished Aldershot's hopes of earning a point when Obiero struck within two minutes of full-time.Gor Mahia forward captains Uganda as Cranes stun DR CongoThe Kenyan forward was in the right place to tap in Ryan Galvin's low ball across the box from close range, completing a memorable return from international duty.The victory lifted Carlisle to 14th in the National League table with 16 points from 12 matches.