Matchday 17 of the NWFL Premiership proved decisive in both the Super Six race and the battle for survival, with a series of standout individual performances influencing key results across centres.
Among the top performers was Abasiofon Uwah of Rivers Angels, who delivered a clinical display in her side’s emphatic 4-0 victory over Ekiti Queens. Uwah’s brace highlighted her attacking sharpness and ensured Rivers Angels maintained strong momentum heading into the championship phase.
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Equally impressive was Mary Lucky of Ahudiyannem Queens, whose two goals powered her side to a commanding away win against Confluence Queens. Her leadership in attack continues to drive her team’s late-season push.
In Lafia, Bibiana Odoh emerged as the hero for Nasarawa Amazons. Her quickfire brace secured a crucial comeback victory over Sunshine Queens, sealing their place in the Super Six and underlining her ability to deliver in high-pressure moments.
At the other end of the table, Ifeoma Damian of Adamawa Queens played a vital role in her side’s fight for survival, scoring the goal that secured a crucial win against Naija Ratels.
Jessica Mark of Ibom Angels also made headlines, netting a late equaliser to earn a valuable point against Edo Queens in a tightly contested fixture.
Meanwhile, Fatima Oloko delivered a composed and influential performance for Abia Angels in their draw against Dannaz Ladies—a result that secured the club’s historic first-ever Super Six qualification.
As the league approaches its final round, these performances reflect the intensity and quality of the NWFL, with players rising to the occasion in defining moments of the season.
