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The NFF President, Ibrahim Gusau, said that a new era has started in Nigerian women's football and will flourish to its full potential.
The Nigeria Football Federations (NFF) have declared support and hailed the Nigeria Women Football League board led by Ms. Nkechi Obi.
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17:10 - 06.10.2023
Super Falcons starlet Flourish Sabastine joins French club
The 2022 NWFL top scorer helped Bayelsa Queens win the league and helped Prosperity Girls finish third at the second CAF Women’s Champions League held in Morocco.
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12:42 - 06.10.2023
NWFL: Dannaz Ladies optimistic of excelling in debut season
Dannaz Ladies were drawn in Group A, Nassarawa Amazons, Heartland Queens, Confluence Queens, Adamawa Queens, Naija Ratels, Royal Queens, and Abia Angels.
The NFF President, Ibrahim Gusau, said that a new era has started in Nigerian women's football and will flourish to its full potential.
Gusau was represented by Ogun State FA chairman and NFF board member, Alhaji Ganiyu Majekodunmi, at the NWFL Annual General Assembly, who indicated that he is certain the new board is capable of advancing women's football in Nigeria to new heights.
He said, “We have seen it ourselves that the template the former board laid on is wonderful and much will be worked on it.
“As we have seen it, the federation did a wonderful job by putting the right person at the helm of the affairs and by the grace of God, we are going to see a new dawn in Nigeria women football."
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07:56 - 06.10.2023
Nigeria Women Football League expand top-tier teams from 14 to 16
AGA approved the expansion of the NWFL Premiership to 16 from 14, and Championship to 20 from 12 and the restructuring of the 10-team Nationwide League to the States League.
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07:38 - 06.10.2023
NWFL: Debutant Remo Stars handed tough draw as league kicks off Nov 15
Remo stars are drawn in Group B alongside the defending champions, Delta Queens, former champions Rivers Angels, and Bayelsa Queens.
Majekodunmi confirmed that the Federation has directed all state FAs to give more priority to Under age women football especially U-13, U-15 categories.
“The board have more than five or six committees even the one newly inaugurated today that will give them the template to further develop women football in Nigeria.
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“The Federation has directed that we give women U-13, U-15 more priority, all the state FA, the more you are setting male developmental programs, you must consider the women football also.
“The issue of cycling players around in the national team will be bygone, a new dawn is here and I have no doubt on that, I have one hundred percent that development will come to women football”, he concluded.
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