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Black Stars goalkeeper Fatau Dauda has promised to put up a good show at Orlando Pirates.Ghana's first choice gloves man passed a medical examination on Tuesday and he is set to put pen to paper to a three year deal.It will be his first move abroad since becoming a professional some nine years ago with Okwahu United."This is a big opportunity for me and I know I’m going to face a big challenge but that is our job."When you are able to overcome then you will be considered as a great player so I’m going there Isha Allahu to do what I have in me.
"I will always work hard and ensure I keep the number the one position in the Black Stars," Dauda told Joy sports.
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