As the world celebrate International Women’s Day, we look at the top 10 Super Falcons players of all times.

It is broadly known by a huge number of Football fans everywhere throughout the world for the men who kick those balls around the field, across countries and by rivaling the world as well, we could expect this since the game takes a gigantic measure of physical quality and passionate solidness to bear the torment of loss of a whole team and in addition the physical quality,strength, stamina and speedy intuition attitude on the field which is a standard of all professional footballers.

10. Asisat Oshoala

She is widely considered as the new face of Nigeria's female football. She broke into global limelight in 2014 when she won the MVP and the top scorer award at the FIFA u20 women's world cup in Canada where Nigeria finished second behind Germany. A former Liverpool and Arsenal ladies player, she won the inaugural BBC women's player of the year award in 2015. She won the AWC with the falcons in Namibia 2014 and Cameroon 2016. She is also the current CAF Africa women's player of the year. Young Veteran!!!



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9. Uche Ucheria
Date of Birth: June 6, 1973
Ucheria was born in Imo state and is the first female coach for the Super Falcons, first female and former player to win the African Women Championship (AWC) as a player and as a coach, after winning the AWC title in South Africa in 2010. She also led the Falcons to the 2011 women's world cup in Germany. She was sacked by the NFF after she failed to qualify the team for the summer Olympics in London 2012. Mother of the "Firsts"!!!

8. Maureen Madu

Maureen is the most capped player in the history of the Super Falcons history. She represented the Super falcons at four world cups in 1995, 1999, 2003 and 2007 including two summer Olympics Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004.
It’s not an easy task to get over 100 caps for Nigeria, Joseph Yobo knows better. Consistency!!!

7. Ann Chiejine

Ann was a former goalkeeper for the falcons and is one of the best if not the best female goalkeeper Africa has ever produced. She commanded her box with authority during her playing days. She was named twice on the African Women's player of the century list compiled by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics(IFFHS) in 1999. She once played for Nigeria while carrying a pregnancy at the Sydney 2000 Olympics and the AWC later in that year. Brave!!!

6. Cynthia Uwak

Cynthia Uwak (born 15 July 1986 in Akwa Ibom State ) currently plays for
Åland United in the Naisten Liiga in Finland.
She is also a member of the Nigeria national football team . Uwak competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics [3] and the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup.
She missed out on the squad for the 2010 African Women's Championship in South Africa following an injury. It was stated at the time by coach Eucharia Uche that this would not automatically mean that she would be left out of the squad for the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup during the following year. However, when the World Cup squad was announced, Uwak was not listed. No specific reason was given for her omission, with a general statement saying

"The coach has strictly gone with players that are capable of doing the country proud at the World Cup in Germany".
She was considered for a return to the national team by coach Florence Omagbemi in 2016 for the Africa Women Cup of Nations in Cameroon. The coach was looking at a succession of former players in an effort to bolster the team's chances at the tournament.

5. Chioma Ajunwa

Chioma Ajunwa-Opara, MON (born 25 December 1970) a.k.a Chioma Ajunwa – is a former footballer and athlete who specialised in the long jump. As a professional sportswoman Ajunwa originally played football for the Nigerian women's team and was a member of The Falcons during the Women's World Cup in 1991, but as she was constantly benched her skill was seldom used. Of her short-lived football career Ajunwa has stated "I've not regretted the decision to leave football because I've made my mark in athletics. She became the first Nigerian athlete to win an Olympic gold medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, and to date remains Nigeria's only individual Olympic gold medalist she is the first African woman to win an Olympic gold medal in a field event. Ajunwa is also an officer with the Nigerian Police Force. Gold!!!



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4. Stella Mbachu

Date of Birth: April 16, 1978
Stella Mbachu represented Nigeria in four World Cups [1999, 2003, 2007 & 2011] and three Summer Olympics [2000, 2004 & 2008]. With 89 caps and 20 goals to her credit, Mbachu has surely paid her dues for the falcons.

3. Florence Omagbemi

Date of Birth: February 2, 1975
Fondly called [skippo] during her playing days, she was the first captain of the Super falcons and led the team to their best ever performance at the 1999 FIFA World Cup. Skipper was comfortable playing either in the midfield or the defence. She was in four World Cups [1991, 1995, 1999 & 2003] and 2000 Summer Olympics. She is also the second female coach the Falcons have had winning the 2016 AWC in Cameroon with the team. Skipper!!!

2. Mercy Akide

Date of Birth: August 28, 1975
Mercy Akide aka Marvelous is Super Falcons highest goal scorer till date and her style of play were similar to Rashidi Yekini of Super Eagles. She represented Nigeria in three World Cups [1995, 1999 & 2003] and two Summer Olympics [2000 & 2004] and was named the 1999 African Women Footballer of the Year.
In 2001 she was named the first African Women Footballer of the Year and was a 1999 and 2004 FIFA World All-Star.
She has played for Nigeria in three FIFA Women's World Cups and also helped Nigeria's Super Falcons to three African Women Championships (AWC) titles in 1998, 2000 and 2002. In November 2004, she married football journalist Colin Udoh in her hometown of
Port Harcourt. In 2005, she was named by FIFA as one of its 15 Ambassadors for Women Football. Legend!!!

1. Perpetua Nkwocha

Date of Birth: January 3, 1976
Perpetua Nwocha is the best Super Falcon of all time. She represented Nigeria in three World Cups [2003, 2007 & 2011] and two Summer Olympics [2000 & 2004]. She won the African Women Footballer of the Year four times [2004, 2005, 2010, & 2011]. She has 99 caps for Nigeria and scored 80 goals. Phenomenal!!!


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Kudos to them all. Great women

I dedicate this frontpage to my Brother Japheth doing his birthday today.

Remove asisat and put precious dede

Great women.

Great Women

HE are those man.

okocha d second s

Nice!!!

Patience Avre all day over Asisat Oshola. Asisat can't be in top 10 if Avre is not there.

What of Chi Chi igbo? ?? That girl no dey game

Mean while follow me on instagram @marshall_faith

Big ups to all hardworking women out there.

cheapgoal:
8. Maureen Madu

Maureen is the most capped player in the history of the Super Falcons history. She represented the Super falcons at four world cups in 1995, 1999, 2003 and 2007 including two summer Olympics Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004.
It’s not an easy task to get over 100 caps for Nigeria, Joseph Yobo knows better. Consistency!!!

Onitsha ado bea ..

Chichi weed nko?

Where is kikelomo Ajayi and our magnificent goal keeper precious dede?

Beautiful women

Igbos all the way.imagine all the igbo ladies here dint play for nigeria,dey wnt hv made history.no wonder nigeria dont want dem to go.

thanks op I didn't even know most of these women

what of chichi Igbo

cheapgoal:
As the world celebrate International Women’s Day, we look at the top 10 Super Falcons players of all times.

It is broadly known by a huge number of Football fans everywhere throughout the world for the men who kick those balls around the field, across countries and by rivaling the world as well, we could expect this since the game takes a gigantic measure of physical quality and passionate solidness to bear the torment of loss of a whole team and in addition the physical quality,strength, stamina and speedy intuition attitude on the field which is a standard of all professional footballers.

10. Asisat Oshoala

She is widely considered as the new face of Nigeria's female football. She broke into global limelight in 2014 when she won the MVP and the top scorer award at the FIFA u20 women's world cup in Canada where Nigeria finished second behind Germany. A former Liverpool and Arsenal ladies player, she won the inaugural BBC women's player of the year award in 2015. She won the AWC with the falcons in Namibia 2014 and Cameroon 2016. She is also the current CAF Africa women's player of the year. Young Veteran!!!



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superzeeeeee

No 1[80 goals] still not the highest scorer and 2 confuse me oh