₦airaland Forum

naptu2:
It's not real.

There are people that have created fake Facebook accounts of Super Falcons players in order to make money. They post fake and controversial things that would get views in order to make money from Facebook.

I can't understand why some journalists do not verify whether these accounts are genuine, but they publish these false stories and the players often have to publicly denounce the accounts.

It has happened to Oshoala, Alozie and Plumptre.

Ashleigh Plumptre has previously stated that she is not on Facebook and that the account is fake.

The reason why Ashleigh is not going to WAFCON is because she is injured. She was hoping that she would recover on time, but it didn't happen. That's why she wrote that the mind is willing but the body says no.

Ashleigh Plumptre @ashplumptre is not on Facebook.

Fake accounts are using her name to promise people money and scam innocent fans. Please stay alert and help report them. pic.twitter.com/xMjvlpaOGa

— Dr. Victor Ademola (@AdemolaVictorTv) June 23, 2026

Kalulu44:
Give Nigeria joy only in Africa. What about in the world?

ZombieTERROR:
It's not fake

she wasn't called up

She was never going to be called up again

There's corruption in the NFF

Image123:
Person say she dey injured, you still dey insist on agenda. Are you folks unstable?

Samuels90:
lol, they are better than the men team for a while now.

Tabletuner:
But she was actually dropped at the end of the day.

Is there smoke without fire?

naptu2:
I only answer people that have common sense and are able to reason properly.

Wealth7723:
And you have common sense? If you do,you won’t be giving these kind of responses.

naptu2:
NGSuper_Falcons @NGSuper_Falcons



https://x.com/i/status/2075659635323760770


Goalkeepers:

Chiamaka Nnadozie (Brighton & Hove Albion, England),

Comfort Erhabor (Portsmouth Ladies, England),

Fatima Oloko (Abia Angels)

Defenders:

Osinachi Ohale (Pachuca Tuzas, Mexico),

Michelle Alozie (Chicago Stars FC, USA),

Shukurat Oladipo (AS Roma, Italy),

Rofiat Imuran (London City Lionesses, England),

Glory Ogbonna (FC Kiryat Gat, Israel),

Oluwatosin Demehin (Galatasaray, Turkey),

Sikiratu Isah (Bnot Netanya, Israel),

Christy Ucheibe (SL Benfica, Portugal)


Midfielders:

Rasheedat Ajibade (Paris Saint-Germain, France),

Halimatu Ayinde (BK Hacken, Sweden),

Deborah Abiodun (Washington Spirit, USA),

Toni Payne (Everton Women, England),

Jennifer Echegini (Paris Saint-Germain, France)


Forwards:

Asisat Oshoala (Al Hilal, Saudi Arabia),

Gift Monday (Washington Spirit, USA),

Esther Okoronkwo (AFC Toronto, Canada),

Joy Omewa (BK Hacken, Sweden),

Francisca Ordega (Ittihad Ladies, Saudi Arabia),

Folashade Ijamilusi (Liaoning Shenyang Shenbei Hefeng, China),

Omorinsola Babajide (AS Roma, Italy),

Chinwendu Ihezuo (Pachuca Tuzas, Mexico),

Uchenna Kanu (Cruz Azul Femenil, Mexico).

Nairalander248:
Where is our Oyobo
Ashleigh Plumptre?

Kalulu44:
Nah, I disagree. They're better bcus there's no competition for them in Africa unlike the men.

Samuels90:
what do you mean no competition, if the men are better why have they not proven themselves in competitions to lift a title. Women football generally is like that everywhere, less media, less boost, so people think the competition is not high. At least they dominate Africa!

Kalulu44:
Only against African teams you can say that. Why can't they do that internationally

joseph1832:
So she was really dropped. I read sometime ago that she complained about being ask for favors only women can give men, that is why she was dropped. Didn't know it was real or so...

Hmmm.

Kalulu44:
Now I have seen someone to engage on this.
See, I have been following Super Falcons from the early 90s where majority of our players are home based. And they were doing well in the Wafcon and occasionally shinning at the world cup. (Got to the quarter final in 1999).
But they were always beating heavily by the more exposed and experience European teams.
Then from early 2010s till now 80 to 90% of our players started moving abroad.
Infact majority of the tournament our Falcons have participated in the last 15yrs has been by 90% foreign based players.
.
So I therefore ask, after joining their European counterparts in playing for different clubsides abroad and learning what they too have learnt. Why are they still struggling to reciprocate that in the national team.
Other than to use it against their less fancied and inexperience African opponents.
Unfortunately, most of the African teams like SA and Morocco are now catching up and even doing better somehow.
.
So my guy, I won't lie to you. I am tired of seeing Super Falcons dominate Africa.
I want them to shake the world too. They should start by getting to the semis of Olympics and world cups, then we'll start having hope of them winning it.
You can see the current squad are 99% foreign based, so what's holding them back?

erad:
Time you should have used to learn how to communicate, you spent it hating. The African teams are not international abi?

Kalulu44:
Under 17 world cup = 5 times won by Nigeria boys.
Under 20 world cup = 2 silver and a bronze Nigeria boys.
Olympics = 1 gold and 1 silver Nigeria boys.
When will the girls get to this high internationally and not only in Africa?

Kalulu44:
Now I have seen someone to engage on this.
See, I have been following Super Falcons from the early 90s where majority of our players are home based. And they were doing well in the Wafcon and occasionally shinning at the world cup. (Got to the quarter final in 1999).
But they were always beating heavily by the more exposed and experience European teams.
Then from early 2010s till now 80 to 90% of our players started moving abroad.
Infact majority of the tournament our Falcons have participated in the last 15yrs has been by 90% foreign based players.
.
So I therefore ask, after joining their European counterparts in playing for different clubsides abroad and learning what they too have learnt. Why are they still struggling to reciprocate that in the national team.
Other than to use it against their less fancied and inexperience African opponents.
Unfortunately, most of the African teams like SA and Morocco are now catching up and even doing better somehow.
.
So my guy, I won't lie to you. I am tired of seeing Super Falcons dominate Africa.
I want them to shake the world too. They should start by getting to the semis of Olympics and world cups, then we'll start having hope of them winning it.
You can see the current squad are 99% foreign based, so what's holding them back?

I thought Christy Ucheibe is a midfielder, how come she's now listed as a defender?

Sensiblerealist:
I lost track of my response when I left Nairaland page temporarily and it was too detailed to start typing all over again.
Bottom line, we are not in the same footing with these Europeans, US and the Japanese and maybe South Korea.
Yes , our girls our playing in US , Europe Mexico And Saudi but are they really the dominant forces on their teams!
Secondly, we are nothing to write home about in terms of organisation and logistics. Inadequate kits , lateness in arrivals if kits and other training materials, deficiency in the technical department and Bench.
For example, the girls would be made to share rooms while the administrators enjoy suites and frolic around.
Thirdly, the development of the game at national, sub-national and the grassroots coupled with exposure to technical know-how is massive hindrance. Is the quality of our league acceptable?
So how do we expect them to perform magic if they cannot even produce 30 percent of players for international competitions. Nigeria doesn't even go far in CAF women clubs competitions, so they tells you a lot about the state we are in.
I am not saying we should be contented playing local champions but their are several mitigating factors to our moving to the next level.

Samuels90:
oh this is what you mean, well good points.

naptu2:
It's not real.

There are people that have created fake Facebook accounts of Super Falcons players in order to make money. They post fake and controversial things that would get views in order to make money from Facebook.

I can't understand why some journalists do not verify whether these accounts are genuine, but they publish these false stories and the players often have to publicly denounce the accounts.

It has happened to Oshoala, Alozie and Plumptre.

Ashleigh Plumptre has previously stated that she is not on Facebook and that the account is fake.

The reason why Ashleigh is not going to WAFCON is because she is injured. She was hoping that she would recover on time, but it didn't happen. That's why she wrote that the mind is willing but the body says no.

Ashleigh Plumptre @ashplumptre is not on Facebook.

Fake accounts are using her name to promise people money and scam innocent fans. Please stay alert and help report them. pic.twitter.com/xMjvlpaOGa

— Dr. Victor Ademola (@AdemolaVictorTv) June 23, 2026

thesicilian:
Only one out of the 25 woman squad plays for the Nigerian league, and she's even the 3rd choice goalkeeper so there's a possibility she might not touch the ball throughout the entire tournament.

Is the Nigerian league that bad that you can't even get up to 5 players out of 25 to represent the country in an African tournament, or is it just the preference of the coach for foreign players over the local ones?

Kalulu44:
My friend gerarahere, who hates who? Do you follow Nigeria football and national teams more than I do. I'm talking facts and you're talking radarada.
Continue enjoying their regional dominant, why they continue to fumble internationally

Tabletuner:
But she was actually dropped at the end of the day.

Is there smoke without fire?

Kalulu44:
Good! Well explain. Hoping for the better. But hope you got my drift of me tired of their African dominance and not int'l.

Sensiblerealist:
Surely, I did.
BTW, where are these Equatoguineans that wanted to upstage Nigeria by using some male players, allegedly oooo. Those people did some underhanded dealings back then, just to compete with us. I think they won 2 titles in that time span

erad:
The fact you still don't get your stupidity says a lot.

African teams are international, all teams outside Nigeria are international... The teams you're talking about are intercontinental. Learn and stop being arrogantly foolish.