[PHOTOS] Meet Former Professional Footballer,John Fashanu’s Beautiful Model Daughter,Ama.

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Meet Former professional footballer turned TV Presenter, John Fashanu’s 23 year old daughter, Ama Fashanu.
Amal is a UK-based model, and TV personality. She is the product of John Fashanu’s relationship with Spanish model, Marisol Acuna.
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The former professional footballer of Nigerian and Guyanese descent, John Fashanu is now married to Nigerian lawyer, Abigail Igwe who is the mother of Ex-Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria, Adaeze Igwe.



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