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Colin Udoh

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Colin Udoh
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Colin Udoh is a Nigerian journalist and sports television presenter.

Udoh writes for ESPN Africa, covering the Super Eagles and African football more broadly, and has appeared as a studio analyst on ESPN FC.[1] He previously worked for Kwesé Sports, a pan-African sports broadcaster that ceased operations in 2019.[1].

He has featured as a studio analyst for the Super Sport television network and has written for the African football magazine Kick Off. He worked for the Nigeria Football Federation as a media officer.

Udoh is married to the female Nigerian international football player Mercy Akide.[2]

In an interview, he mentioned how working as the Nigerian national side's Media Officer was part fun, but part frustrating. Despite the frustrations, he said he wouldn't change the experience for anything.[3]

References

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  1. 1 2 Udoh, Colin (23 January 2026). "Nigeria win back their respect -- and other lessons for the Super Eagles after AFCON". ESPN. Retrieved 4 July 2026.
  2. Enyadike, Emeka (18 January 2011). "Q & A with Mercy Akide-Udoh". Super Sport. Retrieved 30 March 2012.
  3. Macintosh, Iain. "Vox in the Box: Colin Udoh". The Set Pieces. Retrieved 11 November 2022.
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