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Nnadozie, Omewa, lead Nigerian women’s stars abroad as Okpe, Nkor shine

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With Omewa helping Häcken move closer to the Swedish title, Nnadozie delivering a clean sheet in England, and Okpe and Nkor continuing to score regularly in Belarus, the weekend provided another reminder of the growing presence of Nigerian women footballers across international leagues

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