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CAF confirms Nigeria’s Samson Adamu as secretary general

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CAF confirms Nigeria’s Samson Adamu as secretary general

The Confederation of African Football has confirmed Nigeria’s Samson Adamu as its substantive secretary general. He becomes the first Nigerian to hold the position in the organisation’s 70-year history, reports Daily Post Nigeria.

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