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Egbe Calls For Total Overhaul Of Nigeria’s Football, Says ‘Glasshouse Is Shattered’

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Football administrator and sports facilities expert Ebi Egbe has called for an urgent administrative and structural overhaul of Nigerian football, warning that the country’s repeated failures across its national teams are symptoms of a deeper crisis. Egbe said Nigeria’s football system, which once dominated Africa and earned global respect, requires a fundamental rethink to restore […]

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