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NWFL Super Six: Edo Queens’ chances still bright – Enabulele
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NWFL Super Six: Edo Queens’ chances still bright – Enabulele

Despite an opening loss, Edo Queens’ chances of winning the NWFL Super Six remain bright, says Chairman Amadin Enabulele. They face FC Robo today. Read More: https://punchng.com/nwfl-super-six-edo-queens-chances-still-bright-enabulele/

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