African champions Nigeria will depart the country through the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja on Sunday to take part in the annual Cyprus Women’s Cup tournament which begins on Wednesday, 27th February in Larnaca.

The Super Falcons lost 0-3 to the Steel Roses of China on Thursday in a Four-Nation Invitational Football Tournament at the Huitang Stadium Meizhou Wuhua, China.

Nigeria’s Super Falcons will tackle the Steel Roses of China on Thursday in a Four-Nation Invitational Football Tournament at the Huitang Stadium.

African Champions, Nigeria have flown-off to China for a 4-Nation Tournament as they kick-start their preparations for the 8th FIFA Women’s World Cup taking place in France this summer.

Nigeria Football  Federation has firmed up plans to provide African champions, Super Falcons, with what could turn out to be their best–ever preparation for the FIFA Women’s World Cup finals.

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Last month in Ghana, the Super Falcons defended their African Women Nations Cup title successfully after hard-earned victories over Cameroon in the semi final and South Africa in the grand finale.

It is no longer news that Super Falcons of Nigeria defeated the Bayana Bayana of South Africa but what is news is the way the Super Falcons have been treated especially with their salaries over the years.

Nigeria Football Federation president, Amaju Pinnick has reiterated the federation’s desire to give the Super Falcons the best of preparations for the FIFA Women World Cup next in France.