Chiamaka Nnadozie is the only Nigerian among the finalists for the 2024 CAF Women's Player of the Year award, with Edo Queens also nominated for the club of the year. The bill to curb fraudulent practices in the capital market has been passed by the Nigerian Senate.
Chiamaka Nnadozie is the sole Nigerian finalist for the 2024 CAF Women's Player of the Year award, with Raheedat Ajibade missing out despite previous recognition. Nnadozie also made the final list for the goalkeeper of the year, following her 2023 win. Additionally, Chris Danjuma of the Falconets is a finalist for coach of the year. The Super Falcons and Edo Queens are nominated for national team and club of the year, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian Senate has passed a bill aimed at curbing fraudulent practices in the capital market
Chiamaka Nnadozie CAF Awards Nigerian Women's Soccer Capital Market Fraud Bill
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