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Flying Eagles camp opens in Abuja ahead of the All Africa Games

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The Flying Eagles of Nigeria who got to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup, has resumed camping ahead of the All Africa Games that will take place in Rabat, Morocco, National Daily learnt.

There are seventeen players presently in the camp of the Flying Eagles. Some of the players include; three goalkeepers, Ama John, Matthew Yakubu and Detan Ogundare. Others are Babawo Mohammed, Success Makanjuola, Emeka Chinonso and Sani Saidu, amongst others.

The first training session will take place this evening and will be overseen by the goalkeeper trainee coach Shuaibu in the absence of coach Paul Aigbovo who is expected in the country today from his base in London.

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