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    AUTO CRASH:Edo Queens Commiserate With Bayelsa Queens, Supporters club

    SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSBy SPORTSDAY NEWSPAPERSJune 12, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The management and players of Edo Queens Commiserate with  Bayelsa Queens and their supporters club over the untimely death of four members of their supporters club in a fatal auto crash on June 11,2023.
    In the condolence letter signed by the General Coordinator of Edo Queens FC Mrs Sabina Chikere,the Edo Queens family is in shock and grief over the sad and unfortunate accident that claimed the lives the four Bayelsans.
    We condole with our sisters  Bayelsa Queens, the families of the deceased, the Government and people of Bayelsa state on the unfortunate incident. We pray God to grant them the fortitude to bear the pains and the irreparable loss.
    We also pray for quick healing and recovery of the injured ones.
    “It is with a deep sense of concern that we commiserate with the families of those that lost their lives in the road accident on Sunday, June 11, 2023, along Kwale Asaba Road.
    May the souls of the departed rest in peace,”
    The Bayelsa Queens supporters’ team bus conveying members of the club to Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba for the 2022/23 NWFL super six final match between Bayelsa Queens and Delta Queens
    was reportedly involved in a fatal crash after Kwale, leading to the death of four members of the supporters club with seven others sustaining various degrees of injuries.
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