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Falode applauds Bayelsa Queens on CAF Women’s Champions League third place finish

Aisha Falode

Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) Executive Committee member, Aisha Falode, on Monday applauded the CAF Champions League 2022 bronze medalists, Bayelsa Queens of Yenagoa, for their doggedness and resilience in the 2022 CAF Women’s Champions League in Morocco, where they emerged third place finishers after first becoming the WAFU champions.

Falode, commended the Executive Governor of Bayelsa State, Douye Diri, and the Deputy Governor, Ewhrudjakpo Lawrence Oborawharievwo, for the positive investments they made on the Prosperity Girls, such that the team emerged the third best in the African continent.

Falode, noted that: “The investment the governor made on Bayelsa Queens will surely have some impacts on the further development of women’s football league in Nigeria. The Prosperity Girls were handled professionally in all aspects of the game before and during the team’s campaign in the 2022 CAF Champions League, such that, the team not emerging the eventual champions of Africa was a matter of hard luck and nothing to do with the technical aspect of the game.

She stressed that in the entire CAF Women’s Champions League campaign, Bayelsa Queens of Yenagoa displayed a high level of integrity, transparency, fair play, credibility and respect to get to the height they attained.

The club showed readiness to compete fairly without compromising their integrity to achieve the deserved result on the international stage.

Falode congratulated Bayelsa Queens for being worthy Ambassadors of the Nigerian premiership clubs, the Nigeria Women Football League and the country, Nigeria.

She urged all the existing Premiership clubs and newly promoted clubs to be ready to embrace the Club Licensing regulations ahead of the commencement of the 2022/23 Nigeria Women Football Premiership League season.

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