Super Falcons Return Home After Historic WAFCON Victory

Funmi Adewoju SuleoduJuly 28, 20251 Mins read

The Super Falcons of Nigeria have returned to the country following their triumphant outing at the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco, where they claimed a record-extending 10th continental title.

The team touched down at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja at approximately 2:26 p.m. on Monday aboard a chartered flight.

Marking the moment of glory, team captain Rasheedat Ajibade emerged from the aircraft holding the WAFCON trophy aloft — a powerful symbol of the team’s victorious homecoming and national pride.

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Funmi Adewoju Suleodu

Olufunmilayo Adewoju Suleodu is a veteran journalist, editor, and publisher with more than three decades of experience in journalism, communications, and public affairs.

She has worked across news media, magazine publishing, communications, development-sector engagements, and digital journalism. She currently publishes SageBits Online and reports on governance, development, business, education, traditional institutions, and public affairs.

She is also an elected officer of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Ogun East Independent Chapel, reflecting her continued engagement with the journalism profession and media development.

Based in Ogun State, she is available for freelance reporting, feature writing, editorial assignments, research, project documentation, and development communications work.

Detailed professional history and references are available upon request.

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Funmi Adewoju Suleodu

Olufunmilayo Adewoju Suleodu is a veteran journalist, editor, and publisher with more than three decades of experience in journalism, communications, and public affairs. She has worked across news media, magazine publishing, communications, development-sector engagements, and digital journalism. She currently publishes SageBits Online and reports on governance, development, business, education, traditional institutions, and public affairs. She is also an elected officer of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Ogun East Independent Chapel, reflecting her continued engagement with the journalism profession and media development. Based in Ogun State, she is available for freelance reporting, feature writing, editorial assignments, research, project documentation, and development communications work. Detailed professional history and references are available upon request.