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The last female age grade teams were owed bonuses and allowances in camp during qualifiers and after world cup itself to the extent that they said one of the girls fainted with too much cry of empty pocket and her dad burial right waiting for her at home.
super falcons were also owed a lot that caused demonstration to NSS and NFF excommunicate them till last month ending to bring in new coach and new team because of money.
now the real question is this, hope the needful is done for the Falconets that were denied Christmas break. i hope they did not go home to their family with empty pocket as always ?
have they been paid their bonuses and allowances ?
so that they can smile home and feel fine to rush back to camp when called upon at any time ?
my blood dey boil ooo before i start to talk hard again on NFF ooo

[2/4, 1:57 PM] Saudi: i need answers ASAP
[2/4, 1:57 PM] Saudi: Today is a holiday. The NFF can't reply you now. Wait till tommorow
[2/4, 1:58 PM] Saudi: okay
[2/4, 2:00 PM] Saudi: �
The women football committee members who should respond are either on a Sunday Holiday, or not in the right frame of mind-thinking about Yaoundé battle
[2/4, 2:02 PM] Saudi: but football no go break abi?
[2/4, 2:02 PM] Saudi: This Nupe man don start again. Kii jaannn? Ki we waa uunn?
Leave bonuses matter first. Issues dey ground now. U17 qualification.
[2/4, 2:02 PM] Saudi: Matters Arising Ni
[2/4, 2:02 PM] Saudi: �
This U17 team don give us real time wahala. Even Oga de shake
[2/4, 2:03 PM] Saudi: i worry pass them all put together but that don't stop Falconets due. Edo state gave them 5million somebody gave them 500 thousand and coach Omagbemi gave them 200 thousand too. but i don't care about that. their money for their work be paid to them before i start ooo
[2/4, 2:03 PM] Saudi: Don't start today. Start tomorrow from 6pm. That's if they don't reply before then. Na how to bring Amoo and Ijamilusi come Flamingoes de worry us. ✍�
[2/4, 2:03 PM] Saudi: Baba people wey finish their work well no go get their pay because of another contractor error ?
[2/4, 2:03 PM] Saudi: E get people wey dem never pay 22 months for ur place ooo.
I say leave bonuses matter for now.NFF go pay them ...I can assure u.
[2/4, 2:05 PM] Saudi: ���i
no get time for them politician ooo na football be my life and i can talk till they hear me

I think this friend of mine.. Has a good idea about how the NFF can make our Age grade team grow...

[2/5, 7:59 AM] Saudi: Where am I starting from...

- Developmental Sporting Programs for Unders of National teams: these girls should not be exposed to monetary rewards buh placed on scholarships for personal growth and development. Most of these girls are drop-outs while some can't further their education due to lack of finances or sponsor.

- Educational Project: the NFF can or should constitute a committee for education and mentorship. All U17 & U20 (both sex) should be mandated to connect with NFF educational scheme!.
How does it work? With a pool of about 30-50 players or more for every cadre to be camped and provided education in any institution through collaborative efforts; with the like of Uni Abuja or in a State where the lads will be camped.
Each player train in the morning before school/lecture and in the evening based on MoU with the institutions.
Note: selected players become property of NFF who takes � responsibility of them with reference to their club of origin for ownership (in terms of marketing).
There is more to this Sha...

To be continued!!!


Abolore
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[2/5, 8:01 AM] Saudi: the new NFF idea for youth footballers both male and female. that they serve their father land like everybody and not get paid only to be given scholarships

PDPGuy:

To be fair to the NFF, the WAFU tournament is only for home-based players, just like the men’s version. So, they were in order to invite only home-based players.

Anyway, I think the issue of the NFF leadership taking SF protests more personal, has to do with cultural orientation. It’s still considered “un-ladylike” for women to openly protest for payment in public.

There were a few home based girls in the main SF

Bala Nikyu is a yes man and NFF love yes men. He can be owed salary for 2000 years and he wont complain. Zero technical inputs, and he is always like that. I remember watching a match in the last U17 and the commentator was saying if you give Nigeria extra 90 minutes, they still will not score.
Quick fix: bring in a new coach before the 2nd leg. I dont think we will qualify sha. No way we will go there and beat Cameroon.

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Nigeria Women's premier League has signed a sponsorship deal with La Liga ...
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Good news!

DrLikita12:

Good news!

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LaLiga and Nigeria Women Football League sign agreement to improve women’s soccer in Nigeria and Spain.
February 6, 2018 in News, Spanish Liga Iberdrola

LaLiga and Nigeria Women's Football League sign agreement

LaLiga and Nigeria Women Football League sign agreement to improve women’s soccer in Nigeria and Spain.

LaLiga and the Nigerian Women’s Football League signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday in Lagos, Nigeria, whose main goal is to boost women’s football in both countries.

LaLiga and the Nigeria Women Football League, signed a memorandum of agreement on Tuesday in Lagos, Nigeria whose main objective is to promote women’s soccer in both countries. In attendance of the agreement signing was the president of the ‘Nigerian Women’s Football League’, NWFL, Aisha Falode and Javier del Rio, delegate of LaLiga in Nigeria.

One of the objectives of the collaboration between the two agencies is to promote women’s access to the sports management, also the cooperation in the development and formation of liability actions corporate social issues that promote equality gender and the integration of women not only in football, but also in sports. The director of LaLiga Women’s Soccer, Martina Olivas, affirmed respect that “In LaLiga we have the firm commitment to support the development of women’s soccer not only nationwide in Spain, but also at the national level international… We are convinced that this collaboration will provide great benefits to both parties.”

A particularly remarkable aspect of this collaboration is the exchange of knowledge and experience thanks to the cooperation between both entities. Another key element of this collaboration will be the preparation of training programs, commercial and television development and internationalisation; all this reaffirming LaLiga’s commitment to the development of soccer in Nigeria.

LaLiga and Nigeria Women's Football League sign agreement

The president of the Nigeria Women Football League, Aisha Falode, declared that “It is a development necessary and important for the NWFL and Nigerian women’s football as a whole. An alliance strategy and a collaboration with LaLiga, possibly the best league in the world is definitely a breakthrough and in the direction corrected towards the growth and development of women’s soccer in Nigeria”.

Javier Del Rio, delegate of LaLiga in Nigeria, said: “For LaLiga and its office in Nigeria it is a very important agreement that reaffirms our commitment to the development of football in this country.” Women’s soccer in Nigeria is a reference in Africa and internationally, and we are delighted to collaborate with a league that has so much potential. ”

The memorandum of understanding focuses mainly on the sustainable development and growth of women’s football both in Nigeria and in Spain, and will try to facilitate the creation and exchange of knowledge and experience in all aspects of the game and the development of coaches, among other matter

Hey this is fantastic for Nigerian Women's soccer.... but uhmmm Sir Schemerkhiz.... plsss try to put the source to your news articles okay. Thank you. Thanks for sharing.

LaLiga collaborates with NWFL to improve women’s football



The Sports Association of the national Spanish Football Competition LaLiga de Fútbol Profesional (LaLiga) and the Nigerian Women’s Football League (NWFL), have signed a memorandum of understanding to help bolster the women’s football game in Nigeria.

The exclusive agreement between the two football league bodies is aimed at promoting gender equality in sports through the integration of women in football while encouraging access to sports management, education and the development of CSR activities.
Speaking about the partnership, LaLiga’s Women's Football Director, Martina Olivas said: "In LaLiga, we have a firm commitment to supporting the development of women's football not only in Spain, but also internationally, as evidenced by agreements just like this one.

“We understand the growing strength of women football globally and we believe that this partnership will bring great benefits to both parties.”

A particularly notable aspect of the partnership will include the exchange of football knowledge and experience between both bodies. LaLiga will facilitate the organization of friendlies matches, inter-team tournaments, coaching programmes for senior and grassroots women footballers and the development of television commercials for the women football division in Nigeria.




“This is a very timely and important development for the NWFL and Nigeria women’s football as a whole A strategic alliance and partnership with LaLiga, recognized as the world’s best league is definitely a good step forward and in the right direction towards the growth and development of the women's game in Nigeria,” Aisha Falode said.

“It's a new dawn for women football in Nigeria, this is just the beginning of greater things to come for the NWFL as better days are fast approaching. With the long string of success of our women's national teams in International competitions and their dominating status on the African continent (an achievement that is firmly rooted in the depth, quality and management of nation's women league), this partnership will help us bridge the gap with the development of the game in the western world.

Also speaking on the agreement was LaLiga delegate in Nigeria, Javier Del Rio, who said: “This is a very important agreement for LaLiga and its office in Nigeria, as it helps us to reaffirm our commitment to the development of football in the country.
“Women's football in Nigeria is already a benchmark in África and internationally, and we are very pleased to be able to collaborate with a league that has this much potential.”

The MoU primarily borders around the sustainable development and growth of women's football both in Nigeria.

Source: http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/laliga-collaborate-with-nwfl-to-improve-womens-football/xvr9rwocny891rjh7qjz8c9df

TheSuperNerd:
LaLiga collaborates with NWFL to improve women’s football

Nice one.
Pls make it a topic and tag me. Thanks

Okay Ma'am.

dominique:


Nice one.
Pls make it a topic and tag me. Thanks

I'm concerned about our Flamingoes. This may be our first time to miss an U17 FIFA Women competition if our football authorities don't take this return leg serious. Thomas Dennerby should be instructed to take over proceedings now b4 it is too late.

solonnachi:
I'm concerned about our Flamingoes. This may be our first time to miss an U17 FIFA Women competition if our football authorities don't take this return leg serious. Thomas Dennerby should be instructed to take over proceedings now b4 it is too late.

Dont worry. NFF will draft in some older U17s to play and counter the Cameroonians. Although it has to be said that this NFF is the worst for female football. Anything outside super eagles, Pinnick isnt interested.

According to some reports the Likes of Monday Gift,, Folashade Ijamilusi,, Peace Efih,, are to be drafted from the U20 team to join the Flamingoes for the return Leg match against Cameroon.

According to some reports the Likes of Monday Gift,, Folashade Ijamilusi,, Peace Efih,, are to be drafted from the U20 team to join the Flamingoes for the return Leg match against Cameroon.

Florence Folashade Ijamilusi No.17 against a SouthAfrica counterparts.

Schemerkhiz:
According to some reports the Likes of Monday Gift,, Folashade Ijamilusi,, Peace Efih,, are to be drafted from the U20 team to join the Flamingoes for the return Leg match against Cameroon.

Hmm. I hope the NFF aren’t planning to draft in overaged players into the team, because the Cameroonians will surely find out. And the country could risk a FIFA ban from the competition

Coach Thomas Dennerby is in Town... Commenced training yesterday with the girls

Why is there little publicity on this WAFU women cup? lf the tournament begins in lvory coast tomorrow, then why are the girls still in Abuja?

Game on..
Friendly, Nigerian u20 vs Confluence Queens.

Falconets 0 Confluence Queens 0.. 13 mins

Game on.

Friendly, Nigerian u17 vs Confluence Queens.

Flamingoes 0 Confluence Queens 0.. 13 mins.

The WAFU Woman football tournament begins from February 14th.... And Nigeria first game is 15th..

Correction.. Nigerian u17 women vs Confluence Queens.
Flamingoes 1 Confluence queens 0. FT.

Schemerkhiz:
The WAFU Woman football tournament begins from February 14th.... And Nigeria first game is 15th..

ok thanks.

ln a warm up friendly, Nigerian superfalcons defeated Camp Academy 3-0. Rasheet Ajibade, Yakkubu Aminat and Chinanza Uchendu got the goals.

Coach Thommas Denerby was present.

See as female thread dry, no any single woman!!!!

Anything less than an appearance in the final, would be deemed as a failure. Because other than Ghana, none of the other West African teams are competitive

FOOTBALL
Rasheedat Ajibade headlines Super Falcons WAFU Squad
SuperFalcons Coach Thomas Dennerby has named his 21 players, for the 2018 WAFU Women’s Cup slated for Ivory Coast from 14 to 24 February.
Dennerby has decided to prosecute the competition with players drawn from the Nigeria Women Football League.
Among the players handed a spot in the squad includes U-20 stars Rasheedat Ajibade, Anam Imo and Famuditi Kemi.
The 2018 WAFU Women’s Cup is the maiden edition of the competition and will involve 8 teams drawn in two groups of four.
Nigeria was drawn in group B against Benin, Senegal and Mali.
FULL SQUAD
Goalkeepers:
Chiamaka Nnadozie [Rivers Angels]
Rita Akarekor [Delta Queens]
Onyinyechi Okeke [Edo Queens]
Defenders:
Joy Jegede [Delta Queens]
Uju Okafor [Delta Queens]
Opeyemi Aiyeniberun [Sunshine Queens]
Lilian Tule [Bayelsa Queens]
Famuditi Kemi [Confluence Queens]
Glory Ogbonna [Ibom Angels]
Ologbosere Mary [Rivers Angels]
Midfielders:
Osarenoma Igbinovia [Bayelsa Queens]
Amarachi Okoronkwo [Nasarawa Amazons]
Ogechi Ukwuoma [Delta Queens]
Ihuoma Onyebuchi Goodness [Sunshine Queens]
Peace Efih [Edo Queens]
Attackers:
Rasheedat Ajibade [FC Robo Queens]
Aminat Yakubu [Bayelsa Queens]
Chioma Wogu [Rivers Angels]
Uchendu Chinaza [Rivers Angels]
Alice Ogebe [Rivers Angels]
Anam Imo [Nasarawa United]

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