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Nigerian Clubs to Lose Billions on Transfers, Warns Sports Lawyer Pius

Nigerian Clubs to Lose Billions on Transfers, Warns Sports Lawyer Pius

Sports lawyer Pius Ndubuokwu has issued a warning that Nigerian football clubs are at risk of losing billions of naira on player transfers. The
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