Joy Omewa struck twice in the second half at the Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne, drove the Super Falcons to a 3-0 victory over Senegal, and then told the world exactly what it meant her first international goals were a dream come true, for her and for her family. The moment Joy Omewa rose to

Three clubs, six performances, and one vote that will decide the most memorable individual contribution of the NWFL Super Six’s second matchday in Port Harcourt. The nominees reflect a round that produced a giant killing, a comeback, and a demolition all in the space of one afternoon. The NWFL Premiership Super Six Top Performer poll

Matchday Two of the NWFL Super Six in Port Harcourt belonged to comeback stories, history-makers, and one clinical title favourite. After the dust settled on Monday’s three matches, Nasarawa Amazons sit alone at the top with a perfect record, and Nigerian women’s football has a new name worth remembering. Three matches, three completely different stories.

Joy Omewa announced herself to a wider Nigerian football audience with a second-half brace, and Asisat Oshoala swept home the third within three minutes of arriving off the bench. The Super Falcons have sent their message to Morocco. A dominant second-half showing at the Remo Stars Sports Complex in Ikenne gave Nigeria’s Super Falcons a