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NWFL: Edo Queens strengthen squad with four new players

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Reigning Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, champion Edo Queens have fortified their squad with four new signings ahead of the new season, DAILY POST reports.

The new recruits are Kemi Adegbuyi, Ifeoma Ikenokwalu, Tarnum Dooshima and Vera Samuel.

Dooshima and Samuel were signed from Bayelsa Queens, while Adegbuyi and Ikenokwalu joined from FC Robo Queens and Rivers United respectively.

The players have linked up with their new teammates in readiness for the new campaign.

Edo Queens will compete in the WAFU B Women’s Champions league qualification next month.

The Benin-based club will also push to defend their NWFL title in the 2026-27 season.

NWFL: Edo Queens strengthen squad with four new players

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