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‘A dream come true’: Joy Omewa celebrates first goals for Super Falcons

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Joy Omewa in action against Senegal (CREDIT: Omewa Joy Facebook Page)

The striker was the standout performer as Nigeria produced a dominant second-half display to defeat the Teranga Lionesses at the Remo Stars Stadium, boosting confidence ahead of the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

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