Champions Shield: Bayelsa Queens Down Rivers Angels In Season Curtain Raiser
Bayelsa Queens have won the 2019 Nigeria Women Premier League (NWPL) Champions Shield after the reigning league champions saw off 2018 Aiteo Cup winners Rivers United 2-0 at the Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenagoa on Saturday.
NFF Reportedly Sacks NNL, NLO, NWPL Boards
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has reportedly dissolved the boards of the country's second and third-tier football leagues as well as the body overseeing women's football according to unconfirmed media reports.
The...
“NWPL CAN MATCH EUROPEAN LEAGUE STANDARDS” – Whyte (AUDIO)
Confluence Queens head coach Whyte Ogbonda believes that the Nigeria Women Premier League is capable of measuring up in standard with leagues in Europe.
The former Ibom Angels Coach who led the...
NWFL Scraps 2019/2020 Season For All Women’s Leagues
The Nigeria Women Football League has announced that the 2019-20 season for all three tiers of the women football league pyramid will be scrapped to protect the health of players and officials in the various clubs amid...
NWFL: Clubs Face Expulsion From Premiership Over Covid-19 Breaches – Falode (AUDIO)
Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Board Aisha Falode has warned that clubs who fail to comply with the Covid-19 preventive protocols would be ‘delisted’ from the 2020/21 Premiership.
The...
NFF Adopts PPG, Set September/October As Tentative Start Date For Next League Season
Following resolutions passed at an online meeting of the NFF Football Committee, which had in attendance the Chairpersons of all the National Leagues and the President of the Nigeria Referees Association, the Executive Committee of the NFF has,...
NWFL Super 6: Rivers Angels Win Record-Extending 7th League Title
Rivers Angels claimed a record-extending seventh league crown with victory over Sunshine Queens at the NWFL Super 6 tournament at the Otunba Dipo Dina International Stadium, Ijebu-ode on Sunday.
Oghenebrume Ikhekua with her fifth...
2019 FIFAWWC: Rivers Angels, Robo Queens, 18 Others Receive $194,030
FIFA has paid $194,030 as solidarity payments to twenty-one professional and grassroots Nigerian club sides for their part in developing and releasing players that represented Nigeria at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France.
Pinnick Commends Falode, NWFL For Successful Super 6 Tournament
President of the Nigeria Football Federation and FIFA Council Member, Mr Amaju Melvin Pinnick has praised the Chairman of the Nigeria Women Football League, Aisha Falode and her board for the excellent organization of the just-concluded Super...
Pinnick: NFF To Support League Clubs With FIFA, CAF $1.5m, Opens Up On PPG,...
The Nigeria Football Federation will provide support for clubs in the Nigeria Professional Football League, Nigeria National League, Nigeria Women Football League and the Nigeria Nationwide League for next season’s football campaign, as a result of...
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