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NNL: Heartland Need Five or Six Experienced Players, Strikers For NPFL Promotion — Owoeri
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NNL: Heartland Need Five or Six Experienced Players, Strikers For NPFL Promotion — Owoeri

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John Owoeri, a former Flying Eagles forward, has posited that Heartland of Owerri need to sign at least five or six experienced players, including strikers, to have a strong and competitive squad that will shoulder their promotion campaign back to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL), Completesports.com reports. Owoeri, 39, who plies his trade with [...]

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