1993 Golden Eaglets star Manga dies aged 42

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1993 FIFA U17 World Cup winner, Manga Mohammed has died, aged 42.

Manga, who also went on to play in the senior teams, passed on on Friday according to reports.

 

 

The news, although yet to be confirmed by the NFF, was shared on social media by the National U17 team’s media officer Francis Achi.

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1993 Golden Eaglets star Manga dies aged 42

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1993 FIFA U17 World Cup winner, Manga Mohammed has died, aged 42.

Manga, who also went on to play in the senior teams, passed on on Friday according to reports.

 

 

The news, although yet to be confirmed by the NFF, was shared on social media by the National U17 team’s media officer Francis Achi.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.

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