WAFCON 2026: OSHOALA GOAL RESCUES 10-MAN SUPER FALCONS IN GRITTY WIN OVER ZAMBIA. (PHOTO).

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 WAFCON 2026: Oshoala Goal Rescues 10-Man Super Falcons in Gritty Win Over Zambia Nigeria's Super Falcons revived their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title defense with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Zambia on Saturday, bouncing back from their disappointing opening-day loss to Malawi. The decisive moment of the match came early in the first half. Star forward Asisat Oshoala found the back of the net in the eighth minute, giving head coach Justin Madugu’s side a crucial lead. Despite the dream start, the reigning champions had to dig deep after being reduced to 10 players shortly before the halftime interval. Defensive Resilience Under Pressure Faced with a numerical disadvantage for the entire second half, the Super Falcons displayed immense tactical discipline and defensive grit. Zambia pushed aggressively for an equalizer, but the Nigerian backline held firm to secure three invaluable points and keep their tournament hopes alive. Crucial Group C Finale Awaits With this ...
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OMONI OBOLI SPOTTED WITH NGOZI OKONJO-IWEALA TODAY AT THE PRESENTATION TO THE GAVI BOARD OF HER MOVIE ON MARRIAGE.{PHOTOS}.

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      Nollywood Actress is spotted with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala today.The former Minister of Finance shared this information on her social media today when she shared all these photos with the caption ''Proud to welcome award-winning Nigerian Actor, Director and Film Producer Omoni Oboli to the presentation to the Gavi board of her gut-wrenching film on child’s marriage, “Wings of a Dove”.
Built on true-life stories of several girls and women in Northern Nigeria, it shows how marrying girls off early and depriving them of education, has a detrimental impact on maternal health, child mortality, childhood nutrition, and immunization rates.
This film is relevant to the Sahel, large parts of Africa, and the developing world. It is a must-see for our communities, civil society, cultural and religious leaders, lawmakers and policymakers. For access to this film please contact Omoni Oboli''.More photos below.
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