By James Agberebi 31 May 2023 | 10:13 am Atletico Madrid and Super Falcons forward Rasheedat Ajibade has alerted Nigerians to online scams using her identity. “Hello everyone, Please be vigilant and do not fall victim to any scammer using my identity to deceive unsuspecting individuals,” Ajibade tweeted. She denied knowing a certain Ibrahim Hassan who was parading himself on Facebook as her agent.… Ajibade. PHOTO: Allballerzone Atletico Madrid and Super Falcons forward Rasheedat Ajibade has alerted Nigerians to online scams using her identity. “Hello everyone, Please be vigilant and do not fall victim to any scammer using my identity to deceive unsuspecting individuals,” Ajibade tweeted. She denied knowing a certain Ibrahim Hassan who was parading himself on Facebook as her agent. “I do not know and I am not affiliated with any Ibrahim Hassan who is on Facebook claiming to be my agent/manager.” Ajibade recently helped Atletico win this season’s Spanish women’s Cup after a penalty shootout win against city rivals Real Madrid. She is expected to feature for Nigeria at this year’s FIFA women’s World Cup which will be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The women’s World Cup will run from Thursday, 20 Jul to Sunday 20 August 2023. The Super Falcons are in Group B alongside Australia, Canada and Republic of Ireland. Sport 58 mins ago Atletico Madrid and Super Falcons forward Rasheedat Ajibade has alerted Nigerians to online scams using her identity. “Hello everyone, Please be vigilant and do not fall victim to any scammer using my identity to deceive unsuspecting individuals,” Ajibade tweeted. She denied knowing a certain Ibrahim Hassan who was parading himself on Facebook as her agent.… 7 hours ago Coach of Nigeria’s U-20 male team, the Flying Eagles, Ladan Bosso, says his boys will fight hosts, Argentina, from the beginning till the end of today’s first knockout round at the FIFA U-20 World Cup. 7 hours ago Nigeria will meet the winner of the Ethiopia versus Chad game of the African zone of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games qualifying series in its bid to return to the games. 7 hours ago Organisers of Naija Super Eight, Flykite Productions, have disclosed how the 12 clubs billed to contest the football tournament’s play-offs emerged. The process of qualification, based on fan voting and verified by top-tier audit firm, Deloitte, started on April 10 and closed on May 12, with fans casting their votes on the DStv website and DStv App. 7 hours ago Former Super Eagles captain, Austin Jay Jay Okocha, has explained that Nigerians love football so much that every fan thinks he can do better than the coach.
