Port Harcourt To Host 2025 NWFL Annual General Assembly

The Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) has officially announced that its 2025 Annual General Assembly (AGA) volition beryllium held successful Port Harcourt, Rivers State, connected Wednesday, 29 October 2025.

Confirming the development, the Chief Operating Officer of the NWFL, Ms. Modupe Shabi, stated that the 2025 AGA volition bring unneurotic chairpersons and wide managers of NWFL Premiership and Championship clubs, alongside cardinal stakeholders, to sermon the advancement and aboriginal of women’s shot successful Nigeria.

According to Ms. Shabi, delegates are expected to get connected Tuesday, 28 October 2025, up of the main legislature scheduled for the pursuing day.
Major highlights of this year’s assembly volition see the announcement of the 2025/2026 NWFL Premiership kickoff day and the authoritative Premiership Draw, revealing fixtures for the upcoming league season.

The Annual General Assembly serves arsenic the NWFL’s highest decision-making platform, providing an avenue for nine representatives, administrators, and stakeholders to reappraisal the past season’s activities, sermon strategical reforms, and acceptable the docket for the ongoing maturation of women’s shot crossed the country.

Ms. Shabi expressed optimism astir the gathering, noting, “The AGA volition connection an accidental for fruitful deliberations arsenic we collectively beforehand the maturation and improvement of women’s shot successful Nigeria.”
The NWFL COO expressed readiness to big each participating clubs and stakeholders successful Port Harcourt for what promises to beryllium a pivotal league successful shaping the adjacent section of the women’s crippled successful Nigeria.

Meanwhile, preparations for the caller play are good underway pursuing the decision of the 2024/2025 campaign, which saw Bayelsa Queens look Premiership champions for a grounds sixth clip aft clinching the Super Six rubric successful Ikenne.

Promoted to the NWFL Premiership are Sunshine Queens (Ondo), Castmog Ladies (Ogun), Ahudiyannem Queens (Abia), and Imo Striker Queens (Imo), expanding the apical formation to 20 teams up of the 2025/2026 season.

In the Championship, recently promoted clubs see Dreamstar Ladies (returnees), Rangers Women (debutants), Rosaria Victrix (debutants), and Solo Wonders (debutants), each securing their places successful the NWFL Championship 2026.