NFF ‘needs to do better’ for Super Falcons – Oparanozie

The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has come under fire from Super Falcons captain Desire Oparanozie for their lack of support for the national women’s team.

In a recent interview, Oparanozie expressed her frustration with the NFF, stating that they “need to do better” in providing resources and opportunities for the Super Falcons to succeed on the international stage.

Oparanozie pointed out that the team has consistently performed well in competitions, including winning the Africa Women Cup of Nations multiple times, yet they still struggle to receive adequate funding and support from the NFF.

She emphasized the importance of investing in the women’s game and providing equal opportunities for female players to reach their full potential.

Oparanozie called for a change in the way the NFF approaches women’s football, urging the federation to prioritize the development of the Super Falcons and support them in achieving their goals.

She also highlighted the need for better facilities, coaching staff, and training programs for the team to continue to compete at the highest level.

The NFF has faced criticism in the past for its handling of the women’s national team, with players and fans alike calling for more support and recognition for the Super Falcons.

Oparanozie’s comments have sparked a conversation about the state of women’s football in Nigeria and the need for the NFF to improve its efforts in supporting the Super Falcons.

It remains to be seen whether the NFF will take Oparanozie’s words to heart and make the necessary changes to better support the national women’s team.