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Runsewe seeks to document Iheanacho, Ndidi s patriotic acts in 2D Art

The Director-General, National Council for Arts and Culture and President World Crafts Council, Otunba Segun Runsewe, has applauded Nigerian- born Leicester player, Kelechi Ihenacho and Wilfred Ndidi, for their common display of patriotism in form of cultural symbolism during the European FA final match between their club Leicester and Chelsea Football Club recently

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Nigeria reveals plan to immortalise Iheanacho and Ndidi s FA Cup celebrations with Leicester City

The National Council for Arts and Culture, an organ of the Federal Government of Nigeria, has revealed plans to immortalise the celebrations of Leicester City’s Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfred Ndidi.

United kingdomAbuja federal capital territoryCity ofYouri tielemanWilfred ndidiOtunba segun runseweKelechi iheanachoNational council for artsNigerian society of artistsSports ministrySociety of nigerian artistsWorld crafts councilNational councilFederal governmentLeicester cityWembley stadium

Nigeria reveals plan to immortalise Iheanacho and Ndidi s FA Cup celebrations with Leicester City

Nigeria reveals plan to immortalise Iheanacho and Ndidi s FA Cup celebrations with Leicester City
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United kingdomAbuja federal capital territoryCity ofYouri tielemanWilfred ndidiOtunba segun runseweKelechi iheanachoNational council for artsNigerian society of artistsSports ministrySociety of nigerian artistsWorld crafts councilNational councilFederal governmentLeicester cityWembley stadium