**As Algeria faces Malawi, Morocco tackle Cameroon By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist Before the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) commenced on July 26, football followers in Africa and around the world believed that Nigeria will go all the way in the expanded 16-team biggest women’s football tournament in the continent. But that high expectations have ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor-in-Chief                                                                                                                  ...

*As Princess Jegede, Kuejubola pass damming verdict By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist Foremost women’s football promoters and club owners Princess Hannah Zinab Ngozi  Bola Jegede and Elder Eddington Bola Kuejubola have decried the lacklustre performance of Nigeria’s senior women’s football team in the ongoing Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco. Princess Jegede, a two-time Executive ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist                                                                                    Unknown to the world, before the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations ...

By Harry Awurumibe,  Africa’s No.1 Women Football  Journalist With the dream of Nigeria’s Super Falcons retaining the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) trophy they won in Morocco last year now  evaporated like the early morning dews, the attention of the team will shift to the crunchy 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup  Qualifying Play-off 2 against old foes South Africa ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor-in-Chief                                                                                                                  ...

By Harry Awurumibe,  Africa’s No. 1 Women Football Journalist When the Super Falcons take on the Indomitable Lionesses in a crucial quarter-final clash at Stade Larbi Zaouli in Casablanca tomorrow, one player each in the lineup of Nigeria and Cameroon will relive their 14-year-old rivalry in their quest to help their team to reach the semi-final stage of the 14th ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Editor-in-Chief Worried by the none-existence of internationally recognised sports infrastructure in Nigeria’s seat of government, a top official of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Dr. Christian Emeruwa has written an Open Letter to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Mr. Nyesom Ezenwo Wike asking him to include the provision of sports infrastructure in the massive infrastructural ...

The CAF Executive Committee (“EXCO”) unanimously endorses the “Joint Update” by the FIFA President and Secretary General on the FIFA Forward Enterprise and will continue to focus on making African Football amongst the best in the world and adhering to governance and transparency global best practices. The Confédération Africaine de Football (“CAF”) today unanimously endorsed the “Joint Update” by the ...

By Harry Awurumibe,  Africa’s No. 1 Women Football Journalist As the 14th edition of Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) reaches the knockout stage where a winner must emerge in each of the remaining matches, the uninspiring Nigeria’s Super Falcons are condemned to shape up or ship out. This is even as the reigning African champions have been drawn against ...