Nigeria Women Football League
The Nigeria Football Federation
has been urged to adopt a
neutral venue for the 2013
Nigeria Women League Super Six
final. The Team Manager of the
Cross River state-owned Women
club Pelican Stars, Mr Ali Ita
appealed to the NFF to reserve it
choice of Bayelsa state as host of
the annually scheduled Women’s
Super-Six […]

Women League: Super Six Date
Not Corfirmed
October 10, 2013 in Nigeria,
Nigeria Women Football League
The chairperson of the Nigeria
Women Football League (NWFL)
Dilichukwu Onyedima has
revealed that the date earlier
fixed for the 2013 Super Six
competition is now tentative. The
Super Six is an annual
competition organized to
determine the champion among
the top three teams in the two
groups (A & B) involved in the
professional […]

The Nigeria Women League
chairperson, Dilichukwu
Onyedinma has awarded pass
mark on the out gone
2012/2013 Nigeria Women
Professional League
(NWPL)season.
The NWPL Matchday 18 matches
were played among the various
teams on Sunday which
ultimately brought to a close the
regular season.
The last lap of the football season
will be the Super Six tournament
where the champions will be
crowned.
The quartet of title holders, Delta
Queens, Cup holders, Rivers
Angels, Bayelsa Queens and Ibom
Angels are sure qualifiers for the
Super Six challenge.
Onyedinma said the women
football season was 100% hitch
free as it recorded tremendous
improvements compared with
previous seasons.
"The season ended on a very
good note just as it started, no
rancour, no litigation, no
banishment, no withdrawal,
among other things as currently
witness in the men's leagues.
"We had 100% hitch free season.
Winners and losers emerged on
the field of play not through the
boardroom, I give kudos to every
persons who made it possible,"
said the NFF executive board
member to supersport.com.
Onyedinma said the board is
working very hard to secure
sponsors for the league more so
as the Women Premier League
will debut next season.
"Of course, the league is not yet
perfect we're still working to
further improve it especially in
the area of sponsorship.
"We're yet to secure a sponsor
though there have been
interests, we're hoping to
commence the Premier League
next season with sponsors.
"The Premier League will
commence with six top teams
each from the two groups to
form the core of the 12-team
league.
"The final league table will be
published very shortly so that
everybody will know her stand as
regards to the teams to make up
the Premier League teams as well
as the final Super Six teams.
"We don't have date and venue
yet for the Super Six tournament
but before the Federation Cup
final is played on September 15
those issues would've been
sorted out. We usually end the
football season with the Super
Six tournament," said the women
league chairperson.
Delta Queens are the reigning
Nigeria women champions.
© supersport.com

Afam4eva: Is there any women's club based in the east. I fear not. Most clubs are in the south-south.

I see no reason why Abiola babes should not be converted to a female team. Are those guys that play in that club not ashamed to be playing for a club that has babes as part of it's name? Same with Ebonyi angels. There are some names you don't use to name a male team cos it makes them appear weak.

There is,,STANDARD BABES OF ABA in ABIA STATE

The 2013 Super Six Competition
for the Nigeria Women Football
League (NWFL) will not hold due
to lack of funds, the league's
secretary, Isaac Ajisafe, said on
Monday.
Ajisafe in Abuja said that the
competition would be replaced
with a ceremonial match
between the top clubs in the
league's two groups.
The competition normally
involves the three top clubs
from the two groups of the
league and is organised
annually by the NWFL.
The competition, which is used
to round up the women league
season, helps in determining
the league winners, and it also
marks the end of the women
football season.
The league secretary said that
the NWFL board took the
decision in view of the limited
time available to it and after
having waited endlessly for
funds to come.
"The reason why we have
waited till this time is that we
were trying to see if we will get
funds, but it seems they are not
forthcoming.
"So, instead of waiting for too
long, after having waited this
long since July when we
finished the league competition,
we decided to organise a
ceremonial match to decide the
league winners.
"And it will be between the top
club from each of the two
groups," Ajisafe said.
He noted that the date for the
match had not been decided
but that it would be part of the
programme of the league's
Annual General Meeting (AGM).
"Presently, we cannot give a
date for the match because we
want it to be part of our AGM
programme to mark the end of
the 2012/2013 season.
"And we do not have a date for
our AGM yet, because it has to
be after the Annual General
Assembly (AGA) of the Nigeria
Football Association (NFA).
"That is where they (the NFA
Congress) will approve the date
we will be proposing to them.
We will know when the match
will hold then," Ajisafe said.
Nasarawa Amazons of Lafia
won the league's Group A with
33 points while Rivers Angels of
Port Harcourt finished first in
Group B with 37 points.
Both teams will now meet in the
ceremonial match to decide the
2012/2013 league winners.
(NAN)

So my Delta Queens are Trophyless this season :owhy? where is my Ufuoma Babes of Warri, where are thou cuz u never dissappoint we waffarians when u guys were in the league, anyway Delta state shld have ntnless than 3 clubs in NWFL like the way its sister state (Edo state) have 3 clubs in the NWFL

Confluence Queens Preparing for 2013/2014 NWFL season

Confluence Queens Players in Training

Osun Babes FC Squad

Hmmmmm, everybody just abandon this thread, is unfair o,, please u guys shld come back and keep this thread alive.

A brace from Asisat Oshoala and Ngozi
Ebere secured Rivers Angels the
league title with Ifeoma Amos getting
the consolation goal at the Samuel
Ogbemudia Stadium.
Edwin Okon's ladies overcame fatigue following their Federation Cup win to
silence their hosts in the four-goal
thriller. Oshoala bagged her double in the first half before Amos pulled one back for the hosts.
In the second half, Ebere's strike for Rivers Angels put the game out of
reach for Edo Queens as they laboured
to contain the attacking forays of the
visitors.
The league trophy is Rivers Angels’
first in four years and third since inception of the competition in 1990
with runners up Pelican Stars the most
winners on seven occasions, followed
by Delta Queens who won five times.
Sunshine Queens and Osun Babes
finished third and fourth with 33 and 32 points respectively, while
Confluence Queens and Nasarawa
Amazons came fifth and sixth with 31
and 30 points apiece.
In seventh and eighth spots were
Ibom Angels and Taraba Queens with 27 and 24 points respectively, while
Delta Queens and Bayelsa finished
ninth and tenth with 21 and 20 points
each.
Meanwhile, FC Robo, COD Queens, State
House of Abuja and Martin White Dove have gained promotion to the elite
division.

who is d highest goal scorer of d women premier league

ebube89:
who is d highest goal scorer of d women premier league

asisat oshoala

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