There is a question that many football fans have been asking in the past one month; ”Where is Courtney Dike?”

Courtney Dike played for Nigeria at the 2014 Under 20 Women’s World Cup. The Falconets came second in the competition.

She made headlines when she declined the cash reward that the Federal Government gave to the players. She was playing for Oklahoma State University (Cowgirls) at the time and the rules of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) in America prohibit athletes that are playing in the NCAA leagues from receiving cash rewards for taking part in sports competitions.

Courtney also played for Nigeria at the 2015 Women’s World Cup, then it seemed like she just disappeared. She was not part of the Super Falcons team that won the 2016 AWCON. She resurfaced last year to play for Nigeria in a friendly match against France, then she disappeared again.

She was invited by Coach Dennerby to be a part of the Super Falcons team at the 2018 AWCON, but she never showed up at the camp and no reason was given for her absence.

I was also wondering what’s happening to her because I expected her to play in the National Women’s Soccer League after graduating from Oklahoma State University, but I didn’t hear any news of her signing for any club.

Well, here’s the answer. She is now a Certified Public Accountant. She was probably working to qualify for her CPA license and that’s probably why she couldn’t make it to camp.

Congratulations to her.

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Courtney Dike is part of two sets of brother and sister combinations that have played for the Super Eagles and the Super Falcons.

1) Ndubuisi Okosieme played for the Super Eagles in the late 1980s and his sister, Nkiru Okosieme played for the Super Falcons in the 1990s and early 2000s.


2) Bright Dike played for Nigeria in the early 2010s and Courtney Dike has been playing for Nigeria since 2014.

First picture below: Courtney and Bright Dike.


2) Bright Dike

3) Courtney Dike

4) Courtney Dike and Francisca Ordega travelling to Le Mans together to play for the Super Falcons against France last year

Great

BEAUTY, BRAIN, SKILLS and TALENT in one person!!

See her future so bright and shiny like a DIAMOND.

The sky is your starting point dearie.

You have the world at your feet.

Go and conquer!

Wow

I remember her. Fine girl! Small girl BiG BRAINS
No be like all these "Small girls Big god" Slayers wey no Know Anything!!!

Great!

Lovely

Good one there

Impressive. Something by the side

does she have her PVC?

Nice..
I wish I was born/raised in the USA.
Would have been a pro. By now..
But Nigeria ehn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIzgzmooyFM

when a beautiful lady with brain is a soccer player u will like the game

She's also beautiful

Igbo Amaka

Good

Congrats girl.....the is just the beginning of your plethora of successes.

Congrats to her. But then, Football and Accounting, which one pay pass? Like for football, share for accounting.

Question to slayqueens...

Which guy go see this one wey go wan sex instead of marriage?

Pursue your dreams...Be your dream

mastar111:
Congrats to her. But then, Football and Accounting, which one pay pass? Like for football, share for accounting.

Everybody knows it's football..

This is the REAL SLAY QUEEN..., not those prostitutes parading themselves everywhere.
If you spend a NIGHT with such Ladies and Fail to get them PREGNANT, then you have missed it.

Nice one, you still need a certificate Lesson

Nice one, you still need a certificate Lesson

Igbo amaka zi

Good one there girl.Dont devot all your strength to football only.Do some educational advancement.Big congrats girl.

Good for her. Plan B.

Only Igbos know how to balance and sort out their life priorities.
Some Yoruba Christians fall into this category as well.
Unlike some backward headslammers who prioritize polygamy, child marriage, street begging and suicide bombing.

the gal is beautiful Sha...

If you want a better life, just japa. Nigeria is a hell governed by Hausa/Fulani, its gates manned by Yorubas and Igbos protesting to go to heaven.