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SPORTS PLANET Podcast…EPISODE 107: Late Christian Chukwu Football Legacy

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Born on 4th January, 1951, in Uwani, Enugu state, Chairman Christian Chukwu appeared at the African Cup of Nations, as a player, captain, scorer, Chief and substantive Chief Coach who participated in three editions as a player from 1976-1980, earning bronze twice. Chukwu retired from active football in 1980. In 1985, he took up the [...]

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