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Janet Akekoromowei, popularly known as ‘Semenya,’ expressed optimism about the Flamingos’ chances of securing a win against Côte d’Ivoire in their next match at the WAFU B U17 Women’s Championship in Ghana. Semenya recently delivered a stellar performance, scoring a hat trick in Nigeria’s dominant 9-0 victory over Niger.

"We will be gunning for victory again against Côte d’Ivoire," the Nasarawa Amazon striker stated, emphasising the team’s focus on taking each game as it comes. Semenya credited her teammates and coaching staff for their contributions to her success, highlighting the team effort behind her hat trick.

Already experienced at the senior level with the Super Falcons, Semenya reiterated her goal-scoring mission in Ghana, vowing to continue contributing to the Flamingos’ campaign in the tournament.

Editorial

Janet ‘Semenya’ Akekoromowei’s leadership on and off the field highlights the bright future of Nigerian women’s football. Her confidence and humility reflect the Flamingos’ collective spirit, a key ingredient for their remarkable performance at the WAFU B Championship.

As the Flamingos gear up for their match against Côte d’Ivoire, Semenya’s words resonate with a larger message: success is built on teamwork, preparation, and focus. Her hat-trick against Niger exemplifies the squad's attacking prowess, but the challenge ahead requires consistency and determination.

This confidence is a testament to the growth of Nigerian football at all levels. The Flamingos’ performances not only inspire pride but also showcase the immense potential of the nation’s youth teams. We eagerly await their continued success, knowing the team has the talent and discipline to achieve great things.

Did You Know?

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2. Janet ‘Semenya’ Akekoromowei has already represented Nigeria at the senior level, for the Super Falcons.
   
3. The Flamingos’ 9-0 victory over Niger was one of their largest winning margins in the WAFU B U17 Women’s Championship.
   
4. The WAFU B Championship is a critical platform for developing young female football talents in West Africa.
   
5. Nasarawa Amazons, Semenya’s club, is one of Nigeria’s leading teams in women’s football, known for nurturing top talents.
   
6. The Flamingos have a strong track record in youth competitions, including a bronze medal finish at the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup.