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NFF sacks Super Falcons technical crew after World Cup failure

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Justin Madugu (PHOTO CREDIT: WoliG Òlùyá)

Before Monday's announcement by the NFF, Justine Madugu had apologised to Nigerians, accepting responsibility for the disappointing results in Morocco.

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