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In a World Cup year set to drive faster progress in womens soccer, elections in Europe next month will have a global audience for a potential breakthrough in gender equity.

Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki has charged the new executive committee of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) headed by Alhaji Ibrahim Gusau to enthrone the ethos of transparency, openness and inclusiveness in running the game in the country, and to not shy away from taking stern measures to curb the malaise of hooliganism in the domestic League.

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Sunday Dare, minister of youth and sports development, has urged the new executive board of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to

The outgoing President.of The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Pinnick has formally handed over the reins of NFF to the winner of the presidential election, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau.

Hajia Segilola, the Chairperson of the Female Football Development Committee of Kwara Football Association, has thrown her weight behind Aisha Falode

Captain Ahmed Musa has told thenff.com that though the Super Eagles’ exit from the 33rd Africa Cup of Nations was a hard one for the players, there is no time for any pity-party and the shock has only made the squad stronger...

The Super Falcons of Nigeria have been drawn against Morocco and Mali in Group A of the Six nations Aisha Buhari Women’s Invitational football tournament which is to be held from September 13 to 21 in Lagos. Nigeria and Morocco will square up in the opening match of the tournament at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, […]

Missing Tokyo Olympics hurts –Oshoala The Punch Published 24 July 2021 Super Falcons captain and Barcelona Femeni striker Asisat Oshoala, helped the Spanish giants win the treble last season. The African Women’s Footballer of The Year talks about winning the treble last season, missing the ongoing Tokyo Olympics and more, in this interview with JOHNNY EDWARD You won the UEFA Women’s Champions league in your second season at Barcelona Femeni in June. How did this make you ...

Falode backs influx of oversea-born players into Falcons The Punch Published 22 July 2021 The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women’s Football League, Aisha Falode, has backed the invitation of players born abroad to the Super Falcons, saying the team’s coach, Randy Waldrum, is working to ensure that the best Nigerian women footballers featured for his side irrespective of where they were born or play. Superpowers of female football in Africa, Cameroun, Ghana, South Africa and Ni...