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The Nigerian exporters Wilfred 'Willy' Agbonavbare, who played for Rayo Vallecano in the nineties, from 1990 to 1996, died Tuesday at age 48 in hospital Prince of Asturias de Alcalá de Henares (Spain) due to cancer, as reported by the franjirrojo set on its official website.

"The Stingray is in mourning. The cancer has finally led to Wilfred who died early this morning," said the Rayo Vallecano on their official through his Twitter account, which has proposed the label '#DescansaWilly (#RIPWilly) 'to honor the memory of the African former player.

Just last Friday alone evicted received support club, Carmen Martínez, received the money raised through the 'front row' enabled by the Foundation and decided to transfer part of the 21,000 euros to exporters of vallecana entity Wilfred, I entered Hospital de Alcalá de Henares.

"All we have to do good things," said Carmen. "I found out it was a bad little boy and I remembered him.'ve Prayed for him and hopefully put good poor," said the old lady of 85 years, waiting for his family to come see the player.

Vallecas known as 'Willy', the Nigerian goalkeeper played for his country, with which he won the African Cup in 1994 and reached the second round of the World United States that year. After leaving the Lightning, he played one season in Ecija, club in which he retired in 1997.

After goalkeeping coach was in Coslada (Madrid) and worked in a courier company as porter in the airport Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas.

On Saturday Rayo Vallecano players took the field the Vicente Calderon with a banner of mind to Wilfred, which read 'Force Wilfred'. And Carmen, the lady who was to be evicted in the neighborhood of Vallecas, decided to give half of the proceeds from the Foundation of Ray, about 10,000 euros to help Wilfred. His last wish was to see his three children, who live in Nigeria, before dying.

The Nigerian exporters Wilfred 'Willy' Agbonavbare, who played for Rayo Vallecano in the nineties, from 1990 to 1996, died Tuesday at age 48 in hospital Prince of Asturias de Alcalá de Henares (Spain) due to cancer, as reported by the franjirrojo set on its official website.

"The Stingray is in mourning. The cancer has finally led to Wilfred who died early this morning," said the Rayo Vallecano on their official through his Twitter account, which has proposed the label '#DescansaWilly (#RIPWilly) 'to honor the memory of the African former player.

Just last Friday alone evicted received support club, Carmen Martínez, received the money raised through the 'front row' enabled by the Foundation and decided to transfer part of the 21,000 euros to exporters of vallecana entity Wilfred, I entered Hospital de Alcalá de Henares.

"All we have to do good things," said Carmen. "I found out it was a bad little boy and I remembered him.'ve Prayed for him and hopefully put good poor," said the old lady of 85 years, waiting for his family to come see the player.

Vallecas known as 'Willy', the Nigerian goalkeeper played for his country, with which he won the African Cup in 1994 and reached the second round of the World United States that year. After leaving the Lightning, he played one season in Ecija, club in which he retired in 1997.

After goalkeeping coach was in Coslada (Madrid) and worked in a courier company as porter in the airport Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas.

On Saturday Rayo Vallecano players took the field the Vicente Calderon with a banner of mind to Wilfred, which read 'Force Wilfred'. And Carmen, the lady who was to be evicted in the neighborhood of Vallecas, decided to give half of the proceeds from the Foundation of Ray, about 10,000 euros to help Wilfred. His last wish was to see his three children, who live in Nigeria, before dying.

the middle guy is lyk: mennnnnn na die be this one...lol

My sister don´t worry, it is well no matter what, we Nigerians are strong and we are survivals, at least Nigeria is moving forward now, soon those people that deported you will come and beg for citizenship  in Naija, we will not be lying about  or denying our country anymore....just say to them that.. there is God ooooo, God is watching oooo 

Do u think of food while your days on earth are numbered? I know it's pretty bad that they are not been well care for, but running away to get other ppl infected is not the solution..

Many Africans need to be educated abt dis Ebola. running away won't help the matter., instead it will make it pretty ugly for everyone.

hello pals...i am a gurl wif a gud heart but  sum ppl don't just lyk it...yesterday was my boyfriend's brithday..nd i called him ova to my house i had a suprprising brithday party 4 him, i mean just only me nd him nd i also planed to give him a brithday ***...cos it was gonna be my 1st time to go down wif him nd he told me he was wif his friends..nd i find out today dat he was wif another gurl, doin shopping... i still luv him but it hurts...

ask me...´he beta respect himself nd behave well...anyway im not even a fan of him....buh i pray he gets well very soon..

1st..i don't lyk dis Terry G nd his way doin...buh i pray God help him....next time he wont get drunk nd drive....

lolz.......omg..my ribs, d most funniest 1 is --MY BROTHER IS A CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD---

i agree wif u

God will never ever forgive that policeman