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NWFL Premiership Matchday 15: Top Performer of the Week Nominees Unveiled

Matchday 15 of the NWFL Premiership delivered drama, stunning moments, and individual brilliance across multiple centres last Wednesday, as several players stepped up to influence results for their respective teams.

Leading the list of nominees is Kadijat Anifowoshe of Sunshine Queens, who made a crucial impact in Ikenne. Her composed second-half finish ensured her side salvaged a valuable point in a tightly contested encounter.

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Sharon Shomuyiwa of Osun Babes also earns recognition after her decisive first-half strike proved enough to secure all three points for her team. In a match where chances were limited, her clinical finishing made the difference.

Dannaz Ladies’ Fatimoh Solaty continued her fine form, delivering the match-winning moment in Iyahmo. Her ability to rise in crucial fixtures has become a defining trait, further strengthening her case as one of the league’s standout performers this season.

For Robo Queens, Rodiat Yusuf played a pivotal role by breaking the deadlock late in the game. Her goal not only shifted momentum but also set her team on course for an important victory.

Chika Idika of Delta Queens demonstrated composure under pressure, netting the decisive goal in the closing stages of a hard-fought contest. Her late intervention highlighted her importance to the team in critical moments.

In goal, Christiana Obia of Heartland Queens delivered a commanding performance between the sticks. Her resilience and sharp reflexes ensured a clean sheet, helping her side secure a valuable point while frustrating the opposition attack.

With each nominee delivering match-defining contributions, the race for the Matchday 15 Top Performer of the Week promises to be keenly contested. Fans and observers alike will now turn their attention to the final selection, as the league continues to showcase the depth of talent across Nigerian women’s football.