Babalola Oluwatomiwa
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The Super Falcons stand-in coach, Christopher Danjuma has invited 35 players for the for the 2016 Olympics qualifying fixture against Equatorial Guinea.
The Nigeria's senior women's team will host their opponents from Guinea in Port Harcourt on the 18th on July while they travel to Bata for the 2nd leg of the fixture on August 2.
Meanwhile, Danjuma, who took the baton from the former coach, Edwin Okon told the players to meet up Wednesday July 1 deadline date so as to have sometime to blend the team while they fix other departments that needed fixing.
Equatorial Guinea is the only country apart from Nigeria to have won the biennial African Women Championship launched in 1998. The Guineans have won the trophy twice against Nigeria’s seven times.
The full list:
Faith Ikidi (Pitea IF, Sweden), Onome Ebi (FK Minsk, Belarus), Osinachi Ohale (Rivers Angels), Francisca Ordega (Washington Spirit, USA), Precious Dede (Ibom Queens), Tochukwu Oluehi (Bayelsa Queens), Ibubeleye Whyte (Rivers Angels), Sandra Chiichii (Bayelsa Queens); Charity John (Rivers Angels), Joy Jegede (Delta Queens); Mariam Ibrahim (Nasarawa Amazons), Halimat Ayinde (Delta Queens), Ngozi Ebere (Rivers Angels), Onyinyechi Ohadugha (Rivers Angels), Esther Sunday (FK Minsk, Belarus), Chisom Henry (Sunshine Queens), Cecilia Nku (Rivers Angels), Desire Oparanozie (En Avant de Guingamp, France), Josephine Chukwunonye (Rivers Angels), Asisat Oshoala (Liverpool Ladies, England), Ngozi Okobi (Delta Queens), Evelyn Nwabuoku (BIIK Kazygurt, Kazakhstan), Gladys Akpa (Sunshine Queens), Alheri Jummai Ayuba (Adamawa Queens), Ginika Ike (Confluence Queens), Sherifat Sahid (Sunshine Queens), Osarenoma Igbinovia (Bayelsa Queens), Blessing Edoho (Pelican Stars), Yetunde Adeboyejo (Bayelsa Queens), Winifred Eyebhoria (Nasarawa Amazons), Ebere Okoye (Nasarawa Amazons), Sarah Michael (Kif Orebro, Sweden), Amarachi Okoronkwo (Nasarawa Amazons), Loveth Ayila (Rivers Angels), Chioma Nwogu (Confluence Queens)
The Nigeria's senior women's team will host their opponents from Guinea in Port Harcourt on the 18th on July while they travel to Bata for the 2nd leg of the fixture on August 2.
Meanwhile, Danjuma, who took the baton from the former coach, Edwin Okon told the players to meet up Wednesday July 1 deadline date so as to have sometime to blend the team while they fix other departments that needed fixing.
Equatorial Guinea is the only country apart from Nigeria to have won the biennial African Women Championship launched in 1998. The Guineans have won the trophy twice against Nigeria’s seven times.
The full list:
Faith Ikidi (Pitea IF, Sweden), Onome Ebi (FK Minsk, Belarus), Osinachi Ohale (Rivers Angels), Francisca Ordega (Washington Spirit, USA), Precious Dede (Ibom Queens), Tochukwu Oluehi (Bayelsa Queens), Ibubeleye Whyte (Rivers Angels), Sandra Chiichii (Bayelsa Queens); Charity John (Rivers Angels), Joy Jegede (Delta Queens); Mariam Ibrahim (Nasarawa Amazons), Halimat Ayinde (Delta Queens), Ngozi Ebere (Rivers Angels), Onyinyechi Ohadugha (Rivers Angels), Esther Sunday (FK Minsk, Belarus), Chisom Henry (Sunshine Queens), Cecilia Nku (Rivers Angels), Desire Oparanozie (En Avant de Guingamp, France), Josephine Chukwunonye (Rivers Angels), Asisat Oshoala (Liverpool Ladies, England), Ngozi Okobi (Delta Queens), Evelyn Nwabuoku (BIIK Kazygurt, Kazakhstan), Gladys Akpa (Sunshine Queens), Alheri Jummai Ayuba (Adamawa Queens), Ginika Ike (Confluence Queens), Sherifat Sahid (Sunshine Queens), Osarenoma Igbinovia (Bayelsa Queens), Blessing Edoho (Pelican Stars), Yetunde Adeboyejo (Bayelsa Queens), Winifred Eyebhoria (Nasarawa Amazons), Ebere Okoye (Nasarawa Amazons), Sarah Michael (Kif Orebro, Sweden), Amarachi Okoronkwo (Nasarawa Amazons), Loveth Ayila (Rivers Angels), Chioma Nwogu (Confluence Queens)