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Saturday, 11 June 2016

Photo: Ex Super Eagles coach, Shuaibu Amodu laid to rest

The technical director of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) and Former Super Eagles Chief Coach, Shuaibu Amodu, who died last night after complaining of chest pain, has been laid to rest at his home in Okpella, Etsako East Local Government Area of Edo State. His family members, Secretary General of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Mohammed Sanusi, Chairman of the Edo Football Association, Frank Ilaboya and others attended his burial.

The late football coach is survived by his wife, 7 children, aged mother and other family members. May his soul rest in peace Amen. More photos after the cut...


31 comments:

  1. In peace may your soul continue to rest

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    1. Rest on sir! Linda take note!

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    2. May his soul rest in peace

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    3. May his soul RIP. But the truth must be told. Most of these coaches except for Siasia don't look fit at all and I don't think they were health concious. Any adult up to 35years old must start paying great attention to their health and try to live a healthy life.

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    4. May his soul rest in peace

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  2. May his soul rest in peace

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  3. May God rest his soul in peace!

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  4. may almighty Allah grant him aljanat fridaus

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  5. Rest in peace

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  6. May his soul continue to rest in peace. Linda observe!

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  7. Naija people will be using fone to snap in time of grief rest in peace

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  8. RIP....




    Linda's waist Trainer...

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  9. These sombre news- first Keshi and now Amodu- do not serve us any better. This is a bad season of harvest from tragedy for our football fraternity.

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  10. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

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  11. So sad his mum still alive

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  12. Hmm! may he continue to rest on.



    says, Genevieve.

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  13. He deserves a national burial and all allowances if any owed to him should be paid immediately. And why are they all dying in Edo state? #Homeofdeath?

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