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Stallions draw Zimbabwe, Ghana, Morocco for SVNS 3 qualifier

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Nigeria’s Stallions rugby team will face Zimbabwe, Ghana, and Morocco in the African qualifiers for the 2027 World Rugby SVNS 3 circuit in Uganda. Read More: https://punchng.com/stallions-draw-zimbabwe-ghana-morocco-for-svns-3-qualifier/

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