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BREAKING: NORTHCCO UNITY CUP 2025 KICKS OFF IN OGOJA, OGOJA BLACK CARD SECURES FIRST WIN

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The highly anticipated NORTHCCO UNITY CUP 2025 officially kicked off today, Friday, March 28, 2025, at the Ogoja Township Stadium with an intense opening match.

In a thrilling encounter, Ogoja Black Card edged past their opponents with a 1-0 victory, thanks to a crucial goal from Tevez, securing their first win of the tournament.

The competition, themed "One North, One Love," aims to foster unity and strengthen regional ties through football. Fans turned out in large numbers to witness the exciting start of what promises to be a competitive and entertaining tournament.

Stay tuned for more updates on the NORTHCCO UNITY CUP 2025 as teams battle for glory!

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