By Harry Awurumibe, Editor, Abuja Bureau
The Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) has officially adjusted the commencement date for the second stanza of the 2023/2024 Premiership season, pushing it back by two weeks.
According to a statement signed by Samuel Ahmadu, Head, Communications Department of NWFL, in response to unforeseen circumstances, the NWFL has strategically adjusted the schedule, necessitating a modification to the highly anticipated resumption date for the second round.
Initially set for Wednesday, January 31, the new kick-off date is now scheduled for Wednesday, February 14, 2024, reflecting a two-week postponement.
This decision, carefully deliberated by the league’s leadership, including the Board Members and diligent staff, aims to enhance the overall experience of the ongoing season.
Acknowledging the potential implications for team preparations and schedules, the NWFL extends a sincere apology for any resulting inconvenience.
Modupe Shabi, Chief Operating Officer of NWFL, expresses profound appreciation for the understanding and collaboration of all stakeholders during this strategic adjustment.
The NWFL remains steadfast in its commitment to upholding the pinnacle of excellence in women’s football and ensuring the success of the Premiership Season. READ ALSO:
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Additionally, the conclusion of January 10, 2024, marked the end of the seven weeks of action-packed FIRST ROUND, delivering thrilling encounters and showcasing the league’s potential talent pool and commitment to excellence.
First stanza’s statistics tell a compelling story of competitiveness, with a mix of 14 draws and six away victories underscoring the league’s dynamic nature. Fans witnessed 117 goals across the seven weeks, a testament to the skill and talent within the NWFL.