Nigeria’s Super Falcons have been drawn in group B of the West Africa Football Union Women championship billed for February 14 in Cote d’ Ivoire.

Three-time African footballer of the year, Asisat Oshoala, has called for more fixtures to be arranged for women’s national team, the Super Falcons after a friendly against France was confirmed for the coach-less side in April.

Nigeria Football Federation President, Amaju Pinnick has revealed that the country’s national female team, the Super Falcons will be busy in 2018.

Former Super Falcons captain and coach, Florence Omagbemi has hinted that she could return to the job after American coach, Randy Waldrum turned down the offer to lead the national women’s team.

Mohammed Sanusi, the General Secretary of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), says the federation has not neglected the Super Falcons who are yet to play any match this year.

The Super Falcons have moved up one place on the monthly FIFA world rankings to 34, retaining their place as the top-ranked African side.

Nigeria national women team, the Super Falcons’ win of the Africa Women Nations Cup, has moved them two places up to 35th on the rankings of the world soccer governing body.

Swedish  Damallsvenskan club Kristianstad DFF have announced the signing of Super Falcons captain Rita Chikwelu. The central midfielder has spent the last six years of her career with Umea IK, and featured in the UEFA Women’s Champions League with the Norrland-based team. Prior to her move to Umeå Energi Arena, Chikwelu was in Finland for […]

Super Falcons defender, Onome Ebi has urged Nigerian football author-ities to do more and ensure that female football does not fall into retrogression any further in the country.

The Nigeria Football Federation has expressed heartfelt appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) for directing that players and officials of African champions, Super Falcons be paid within days, following the team’s protest at the Three Arms Zone on Wednesday.

The Presidency has summoned president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Amaju Pinnick and his top officials following a protest march by the country’s women’s team.

The Senate Committee on Sports on Wednesday in Abuja assured the Super Falcons of payment of their outstanding allowances.

Following a Wednesday morning protest by members of the female football national team at the National Assembly over non-payment of their allowances by the NFF, the presidency has promised to clear all allowances by Friday.

For the eighth consecutive time, Nigeria’s national female football team, the Super Falcons, affirmed their superiority on the continent at the recently concluded African Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) where they beat Cameroon in the final. It was a record-setting victory for the team handler, Miss Florence Omagbemi, who won the trophy as a player and a coach. The coveted Cup is indeed a Christmas gift to our soccer- loving nation.

Some football fans in Abuja have applauded the Super Falcons, in spite of their 1-2 loss to Cote D’Ivoire in the final group match of the ongoing All-Africa Games women’s football event in Congo.