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NWFL: Abia Angels suspend team manager Juliana Ohia indefinitely
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NWFL: Abia Angels suspend team manager Juliana Ohia indefinitely

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Abia Angels have announced the indefinite suspension of their team manager, Juliana Ohia, DAILY POST reports.

The Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, outfit announced the suspension on Wednesday.

Abia Angels said the suspension would remain in place until further notice.

All clubs, players, stakeholders and members of the public were advised to desist from engaging with Ohia in any business or representation on behalf of Abia Angels.

The Umuahia side did not state the reason for the decision in the announcement.

Abia Angels said further directives regarding team operations would be communicated in due course.

NWFL: Abia Angels suspend team manager Juliana Ohia indefinitely

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