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Ajayi deserves plaudits for Hull’s EPL start – Ikpeba

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Victor Ikpeba praises Super Eagles defender Semi Ajayi for his role in Hull City’s impressive start to the new Premier League season. Read more. Read More: https://punchng.com/ajayi-deserves-plaudits-for-hulls-epl-start-ikpeba/

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