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Despite defeat to Cameroon, World Cup remains our target – Super Falcons’ Christy Ucheibe

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Ucheibe acknowledged that Nigeria gave everything in the contest but admitted that their efforts ultimately fell short, and despite the disappointment of losing their quarter-final, she insisted that Nigeria’s World Cup dream is not over

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