NFF ‘needs to do better’ for Super Falcons – Oparanozie

Super Falcons captain, Desire Oparanozie, has called out the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) for not giving the women’s team the same level of support and attention as the men’s team. Oparanozie criticized the NFF for neglecting the Super Falcons and failing to provide adequate resources and investment in women’s football.

She emphasized that the Super Falcons have achieved great success on the international stage, winning multiple African Women’s Cup of Nations titles and representing Nigeria at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Despite their achievements, Oparanozie believes that the NFF needs to do more to support and promote women’s football in Nigeria.

According to Oparanozie, the lack of consistent and quality competitions for the Super Falcons is a major hindrance to the development of women’s football in the country. She called on the NFF to prioritize women’s football and provide equal opportunities for female players to excel at the highest level.

Oparanozie also highlighted the issue of unequal pay and treatment of female players compared to their male counterparts. She urged the NFF to address these disparities and create a more equitable environment for women’s football in Nigeria.

In conclusion, Oparanozie stressed the importance of the NFF taking proactive steps to improve the support and infrastructure for the Super Falcons. She expressed hope that her criticisms would lead to positive changes that benefit women’s football in Nigeria.