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Nigerian player Udoji dies in car accident, aged 28

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Nigerian footballer Chinedu Udoji dies in car accidentImage source,Kano Pillars
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Nigerian footballer Chinedu Udoji passes away

ByOluwashina Okeleji
BBC Sport, Nigeria

Top Nigerian club Kano Pillars have announced the death of 28-year-old defender Chinedu Udoji in a car crash on Sunday.

The accident happened a few hours after a league game against his former club Enyimba.

Udoji, who played for Pillars in Sunday's 1-1 draw against Enyimba, was involved in an accident on his way back after visiting his former employers.

Kano Pillars announced Udoji's death on theclub's official Twitter account., external

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Udoji joined Kano Pillars in 2016 after seven successful seasons with two-time African champions Enyimba.

He won two league titles, two FA Cups and reached the semi-final of the 2011 African Champions League with the Aba-based club.

'Ferocious captain and leader on the pitch'

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Club chairman Felix Anyansi-Agwu added: "He was a ferocious captain and leader on the pitch, but a warm and gentle friend off it."

Udoji is survived by his wife and two children.

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