Super Eagles midfielder, Ogenyi Onazi and wife Sandra welcome their second child, a girl

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 Super Eagles midfielder, Ogenyi Onazi and wife Sandra welcome their second child, a girl?
Super Eagles midfielder, Ogenyi Onazi, and his wife Sandra, have welcomed their second child, a girl named Zara Agbenu Onazi.
The Trabzonspor midfielder who already has a daughter with his wife, took to Instagram to announce the birth of their new bundle of joy.
Sharing a cute photo of the adorable baby, he wrote: 'Welcome to the world my baby Zara Agbenu Onazi.'

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