Nduka Ozokwo
Nigerian footballer
Nduka Morrisson Ozokwo (born 25 December 1988) is a Nigerian former footballer.
Club career
Born in Enugu, Nigeria, Ozokwo began his career at local side Enugu Rangers. He moved to French outfit OGC Nice, signing a one-year contract shortly before the transfer window for summer 2007 closed. At the Côte d'Azur club he played alongside compatriot Onyekachi Apam, also a former Enugu Rangers player.
Nice choose not to renew his contract in the summer of 2009, so Ozokwo returned to Enugu Rangers for the remainder of the year.
In January 2010, he joined TFF First League side Boluspor on a six-month contract.
International career
Represented his country in the 2007 African Youth Championship where his team were runners up to Congo.
Following this he captained the side in the 2007 U-20 World Cup in Canada where he wore the number nine shirt as the team exited in the quarter-finals.
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