Women’s Football

Ekiti Queens Name Sabo Abu Okala As New Head Coach

Ekiti Queens Name Sabo Abu Okala As New Head Coach

A former goalkeeper turned well-travelled tactician takes charge of the Baoress Babes as they look to build on a narrow escape from relegation. Ekiti Queens have appointed Sabo Abu Okala as their new head coach ahead of the upcoming Nigeria Women Football League season, with the Office of Sports Development confirming the move. The appointment

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Imo Commissioner Backs Heartland Queens to Win Historic Fed Cup Final

Imo Commissioner Backs Heartland Queens to Win Historic Fed Cup Final

Imo State’s government has made its position clear ahead of July 11: Heartland Queens have the full weight of the state behind them as they prepare to become the first women’s club from Nigeria’s southeast to win a major national cup competition. Heartland Queens have received a formal pledge of total state support from Imo

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Heartland Queens and Amazons Set Up Fed Cup Final in Asaba

Heartland Queens and Amazons Set Up Fed Cup Final in Asaba

Wednesday’s semi finals at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium in Enugu delivered everything the occasion promised: tight margins, goal line controversy, a 90th-minute equaliser, and a stoppage time winner that sent one bench into wild celebration. Heartland Queens and Nasarawa Amazons will contest the final of the 2026 Women’s President’s Federation Cup after both clubs won

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Robo Queens Chase Historic Cup Final Spot Against Heartland in Benin

Robo Queens Chase Historic Cup Final Spot Against Heartland in Benin

The club that just beat the defending champions heads to Benin. The club that beat Edo Queens on penalties heads to Enugu. Women’s football in Nigeria has rarely had a semi-final day as compelling as this. FC Robo Queens will look to extend one of the most impressive Women’s President Federation Cup runs in recent

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Madugu: Age No Bar as Super Falcons Eye WAFCON Defence

Madugu: Age No Bar as Super Falcons Eye WAFCON Defence

With the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco less than six weeks away, Super Falcons coach Justin Madugu has come out firmly in defence of his experienced players, insisting that age works differently in women’s football and that veterans remain central to Nigeria’s title defence. Super Falcons head coach Justin Madugu has addressed

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