Newly appointed head coach of Nigeria Women Premier League side, Osun Babes, Mike Ekpenyong, has stated that he looks forward to achieving something great with the team as they start preparation for the 2019/2020 NWPL season. The team narrowly escaped relegation last season and the former Bayelsa Queens tactician feels the team has all it
The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League, Aisha Falode, has sent a congratulatory message to the Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, and the state’s Deputy Governor, Rt. Hon. Philip Shaibu, for the milestone attained today at the event of the rebranding and unveiling of the state-owned women premier League club, Edo Queens Football
Edo State Government unveiled and rebranded Edo Queens FC . The State Government made a grand revelation of its new logo/jerseys in an upscale ceremony, held in the ancient city of Benin. The state Deputy Governor, Rt. Hon. Comrade Philip Shaibu who spoke on behalf of Governor Godwin Obaseki stated that the idea behind the
Nigeria Women Premier League side Edo Queens will receive the same salary as their male counterpart Bendel Insurance ahead of the 2019/2020 Nigeria Women Premier League season. The announcement was made known by the Deputy Governor of the State Phillip Shuaib on Tuesday ahead of the team’s rebranding and logo presentation which will come up
Winning the Nigeria Women Premier League is an incredible feat for any player, but winning it twice with two different clubs is even a bigger achievement. So thenwfl.com took a look at six players who have won the Nigerian Women Football league biggest prize, with two different teams. (1) Mercy Akide (Delta Queens and Pelican
Rivers Angels emerged Champions of the 2019 Nigeria Women Premier League Super 4 after a hard fought 1-0 victory over Confluence Queens on Sunday evening at the Agege Township Stadium. Cecilia Nku’s second minute penalty was all Rivers Angels needed to win the NWPL title against a very determined Confluence Queens side. In a well
Rivers Angels emerged Champions of the 2019 Nigeria Women Premier League Super 4 after a hard fought 1-0 victory over Confluence Queens on Sunday evening at the Agege Township Stadium. Cecilia Nku’s second minute penalty was all Rivers Angels needed to win the NWPL title against a very determined Confluence Queens side. In a well
Bayelsa Queens technical adviser, Moses Aduku has described as-a-must-win, the Nigeria Women Premier League (NWPL) Super 4 third place match against newcomers, Adamawa Queens. The Restoration Girls were beaten 4-2 on penalties by rivals, Rivers Angels in Friday’s NWPL Super 4 clash at the Agege Stadium in Lagos. The keenly contested encounter ended barren after
Ahead of Sunday’s grand finale of the Nigeria Women Premier League Super 4, Confluence Queens head coach, Whyte Ogbonda, has vowed to ensure an upset is recorded against favourites Rivers Angels of Port Harcourt. The coach told NWFL Media at the Agege Stadium, Lagos after his team defeated fellow Savannah club, Adamawa Queens in the
The Agege Township stadium where Confluence Queens and Rivers Angels will lock horns on Sunday afternoon in the final of the 2019 Super 4 Championship is a fitting backdrop for the two managers to relaunch their rivalry in the game. Whyte Ogbonda was assistant to Edwin Okon at Rivers Angels, where they won a lot