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Odemwingie reveals how Nigeria’s men Olympic team ended up wearing Falcons’ kits in 2008

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Osaze Odemwingie Credit: Osaze Odemwingie on IG

According to the former West Bromwich Albion forward, officials had apparently expected Nigeria to make an early exit and had already sent the squad’s main supply of kits back home

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