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2026 World Cup

‘This team gave everything’: Rasheedat Ajibade breaks silence after Super Falcons’ World Cup heartbreak

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Rasheedat Ajibade Credit: Rasheedat Ajibade on X

Ajibade took to X on Sunday to address Nigerian supporters, acknowledging the magnitude of the disappointment while defending the commitment of the team

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