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Nigeria Must Build On Sustainable Structures For Long Term Success  –Olofinjana
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Nigeria Must Build On Sustainable Structures For Long Term Success –Olofinjana

Complete Sports about 3 hours 1 mins read

Former Super Eagles midfielder Seyi Olofinjana stated that Nigeria must use consecutive World Cup absences to build sustainable administrative structures, establish a clear playing identity, and prioritize professional competence over sentiment when appointing football leaders for long-term success. Recall that Nigeria has made six appearances at the FIFA World Cup since making a memorable debut [...]

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