Nosa Igiebor

Nigerian footballer with Super Eagles

Nosa Igiebor - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 9th, 1990
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Born in Nigeria, a professional footballer played as a midfielder. Started a career at local clubs before moving to Europe. Played for teams like Vitoria de Guimarães in Portugal and had a significant stint with the Nigerian national team, participating in international competitions. Competed in the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations, contributing to the team's efforts on the field. Subsequently, played in various leagues, demonstrating skills that added to the teams' midfield strength.

Played for the Nigerian national team

Participated in the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup

Competed in the Africa Cup of Nations

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