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Ex Super Falcons star, Ajuma dies aged 33

Ajuma Otache, a winner of the African Women Cup of Nations with the Super Falcons has died aged 33.

According to the official site of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Twitter handled @thenff announced the sudden death of super midfielder on Saturday.

The NFF expressed sadness at the news of her death and sympathised with her young family.

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It will be recall that Otache won the 2014 African Women Cup of Nations with the Super Falcons.

Sporting Tribune

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