By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist ….Continued from yesterday While Seven-Up Bottling Company Plc and Pepsi were the first corporate sponsors of the Super Falcons, Nigeria Women’s Football Premier League and Nigeria Women’s Challenge Cup (FA Cup) competitions for four years, Cadbury Nigeria and Julius Berger were the first corporate sponsors to donate cash to NFA (now NFF)  ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist Those who still believe that Nigeria  is a force to reckon with in women’s football in Africa at both clubs and national team levels should better wake up from the dream land and accept the current reality that Nigeria has fallen from top to bottom of the ladder.   Although Nigeria still ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist Moroccan side ASFAR Club thrashed defending Champions Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies of South Africa 4-0 in the final match of the 2022 CAF Women’s Champions League to emerge new Champions with striker Ibtissam Jraidi’s remarkable hat-trick securing a huge final victory for the host.   Enterprising Fatiman Tagnaout opened scoring for the Moroccan ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’sNo.1 Women Football Journalist Bayelsa Queens football club of Yenegoa has won themselves a bragging right in Africa as one the three top women’s football clubs at the moment as they finished third in the just concluded 2nd CAF Women’s Champions League final in Morocco.     Bayelsa Queens which represented West African Football Union (WAFU) Zone B ...

By Harry Awurumibe, Africa’s No.1 Women Football Journalist Morocco’s top women’s football club, Association Sportive des Forces Armées Royales (ASFAR) on Sunday walloped defending champions, Mamelodi Sundowns women’s football team of South Africa 4-0 in the final of the 2nd CAF Women’s Champions League at Stade Prince Moulay in Rabat.   A second half hat-trick by ASFAR forward, Ibtissam Jharidi ...