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US Consulate backs AFEDEV’s push for wheelchair American football in Nigeria

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Officials of the U.S Consulate at the exhibition match

The collaboration with AFEDEV also provided an opportunity for Nigerian sports administrators from different states to observe wheelchair American football and consider how to introduce the sport in their respective locations.

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