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All set for maiden Wheelchair American Football Exhibition in Lagos

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AFEDEV officials during a press parley in Lagos

The exhibition, organised by American Football Elite Development (AFEDEV), will feature Lagos Dynamos, Iron Invicta, Liberty Pioneers and Atlantic Chargers

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