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Barau FC General Manager, Dominic Iorfa Meets Fellow Ex-Internationals at NPFL AGM

 

 

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It was a celebration of nostalgia and camaraderie as the General Manager of Barau FC, Dominic Iorfa, met his fellow Ex-Internationals and seniors during the 2026 Annual General Meeting of the Nigeria Premier Football League in Ibadan.

The former Nigeria football players transformed the occasion into an energetic reunion amidst a teeming audience of football stakeholders in the country.

The Ex-Internationals at the event, who are still actively contributing their quota to the growth of Nigerian football include, General Manager of Barau FC, Dominic Iorfa, popularly known as “Human Express”, a staunch educationist, African football legend and ex-captain of Nigerian Green Eagles, Segun Odegbami, Mutiu Adepoju, who earned the nickname “Headmaster”, Felix Owolabi, alias “Owo Blow” and the Chief Operating Officer of the NPFL, Davidson Owumi.

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These illustrious and widely respected former footballers have continued to contribute immensely to Nigerian football and sports in general.

 

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