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Wikki Tourists Raise Alarm Over Six Missing Players

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Wikki Tourists have declared six of its players absent without official leave (AWOL) after they allegedly failed to report for training, and other official club activities without authorisation. In a statement issued by the club’s management and signed by Adamu Idris Pali, the Bauchi-based club said the affected players had remained absent despite efforts to [...]

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