From FEFCAN All-Stars to the World Stage: Olalekan Job Hails Stephen Esther and Flamingos' World Cup Achievement

 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 particularly expressed pride in Stephen Esther, who previously captained the FEFCAN All-Star team to gold-medal success at the Cheetah Cup 2026 in Ghana. According to him, seeing a player who has represented the FEFCAN All-Stars excel on the global stage is a testament to the importance of grassroots football development and the opportunities it creates for young female footballers.




He also commended Coach Akeem Busari, the Technical Committee and the entire backroom staff for their commitment, tactical contributions, preparation and dedication to the team's success.


As the Flamingos look forward to their crucial semi-final clash against Brazil, Olalekan urged the players to remain focused, confident and united, expressing his belief in their ability to overcome the next challenge and secure a place in the final.


He further wished the team the very best of luck, encouraging them to continue making Nigeria proud.

From the FEFCAN All-Stars to the World Cup stage, the journey of excellence continues

Congratulations, Stephen Esther! Congratulations, Coach Akeem Busari! Congratulations, Flamingos!


The entire nation is behind you. Go make history!

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