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 FROM FC ROBO TO THE WORLD: ADEGBUYI OLUWAKEMI'S RISE EARNS HER CAF YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINATION The FC Robo Queens youngster has enjoyed an outstanding season, making her mark at club and international level while earning recognition among Africa's brightest young talents. Young Adegbuyi at FC ROBO CAMP Adegbuyi Oluwakemi's rise in women's football is becoming a story worth following. From her childhood days at FC Robo International to making headlines with Nigeria's national team, the young forward continues to show why she is one of the exciting talents to watch. A product of FC Robo, Oluwakemi has grown through the ranks of the Lagos-based club, developing into an important player for the Robo Queens. Her performances during the Betsy Obaseki Pre-Season Tournament gave an early glimpse of what she could offer, and she has continued to build on that progress. Adegbuyi With an Head injury in an NWFL game 2025/26 season  Her impact was particularly felt duri...

  OSHOALA REMEMBERS HER ROOTS, REWARDS COACH OSAHON WITH TOYOTA HIGHLANDER From a teenage prospect in 2009 to one of Africa's biggest football exports, the Super Falcons star has once again shown that she has not forgotten the man who believed in her. Asisat Oshoala early days at FC ROBO  Success comes with many celebrations, but remembering the people who stood by you before the recognition is something special. For Asisat Oshoala, that connection remains important . The Super Falcons forward has presented a Toyota Highlander to tactician Emmanuel Osahon, the coach who played a significant role in her early football development. Emmanuel Osahon  Emmanuel Osahon with the new car Oshoala's journey with Coach Osahon dates back to 2009, when she was still a teenager trying to find her feet in the game. At a time when her career was just beginning to take shape, Osahon provided an environment where her talent could grow, watching closely as she developed into the player the f...

  OLALEKAN JOB CONGRATULATES STEPHEN STHER, COACH AKEEM BUSARI AND FLAMINGOS ON U-17 WORLD CUP SEMI-FINAL QUALIFICATION FEFCAN Championship Coordinator celebrates Nigeria's remarkable achievement and commends the team's outstanding performance. The FEFCAN Championship Coordinator,Olalekan job, has congratulated FEFCAN All-Star Captain, Stephen Esther, Coach Akeem Busari, the Technical Committee and the entire Nigerian U-17 Women's National Team, the Flamingos, following their impressive qualification for the semi-finals of the ongoing FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup. The Flamingos secured a hard-fought victory over Venezuela in the quarter-finals, earning a place among the final four teams and setting up a mouthwatering semi-final encounter against Brazil. Olalekan described the achievement as a moment of immense pride for Nigerian women's football, applauding the players for their determination, discipline, teamwork and fighting spirit throughout the competition. He p...

 FC Robo International: A Journey of Passion, Player Development and Success in Nigerian Football By Kofi Graphy In Nigerian football, a club’s story is not measured by trophies alone. It is also about the players who pass through its doors, the opportunities it creates and the people who keep the dream alive through different seasons. FC Robo International has a story that brings all these things together. Founded on 19 April 1999 by Emmanuel Osahon Orobosa, FC Robo International has grown from its grassroots beginnings into a recognised name in Nigerian football, particularly in the women’s game. Based in Mushin, Lagos, the club has continued to provide young footballers with opportunities to develop their talents and compete at higher levels. Over the years, FC Robo Queens, the club’s women’s team, have become a major part of that journey. Their performances in domestic competitions, their involvement in the Nigerian Women Football League and their connection to the development ...

By Kofi Graphy There is a part of Nigerian football that we don't talk about enough: what happens to our legends when their time with the national team comes to an end? For many Super Falcons players, the journey has involved years of sacrifice. They have travelled across countries for Nigeria, played through injuries, missed important family moments, competed in World Cups and African championships, and carried the pressure that comes with wearing the national colours. But when that chapter closes, the farewell is often very quiet. There is usually no special Super Falcons game to celebrate the player. No guard of honour. No major presentation. No opportunity for the supporters who watched and celebrated those players over the years to properly say thank you. And I think that is something Nigerian football needs to look at. Retirement should not mean that a player's contribution suddenly becomes history and nothing more. For some of these women, their careers are a major part ...

Ayatsea Hembafan Roseline Making Her Mark in Turkey By Kofi Graphy Ayatsea Hembafan Roseline is steadily making her presence felt in Turkish football, with her opening five appearances showcasing consistency, attacking quality and an increasing influence on the pitch. Roseline has featured in all five games so far, helping her side record two wins, two draws and one defeat. She has started four of those matches, completing the full 90 minutes in three while coming on as a substitute in the other. Her contribution has gone beyond simply being available for selection. Against Sultanbeyli Gücü Spor, Roseline provided an assist as her team secured an entertaining 4–3 home victory, playing her part in an important three-point result. She then found the back of the net against Yüksekova, scoring in a 1–1 away draw and showing her ability to contribute directly to the scoresheet even on the road. But Roseline saved one of her biggest performances for the meeting with Şile Bilgidoğa. In a domi...