PHOTOSPEAKS: Nigeria’s Super Falconets stranded at Turkish Airport

PHOTOSPEAKS: Nigeria’s Super Falconets stranded at Turkish Airport
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Nigeria’s Super Falconets have been pictured sleeping on the floor and chairs at a Turkish airport in Istanbul.

The Falconets were on their way back home, after crashing out of the ongoing FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup tournament, taking place in Costa Rica.

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