Twitter Interview with Warri Wolves centre back Ike ThankGod

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Last weekend, 9jafooty had an open twitter interview with Ike ThankGod of Warri Wolves, Nigerian premeir league fans sent in their questions and he answered via our handle,
  here is the link Ike's twitterview








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  1. Andrew RandaMay 29, 2012 at 7:39 AM

    all u need to know about the strong man of warrri wolves

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