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NWFL: Igbokwe voted Nasarawa United’s Player of the Season

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Joy Igbokwe has been voted Nasarawa Amazons Player of the Season, DAILY POST reports.

Igbokwe earned the award after months of consistent performances for the Lafia-based club.

She beat Hembafan Ayatsea, Udoka Unachukwu and Jones Imoh to the award.

The winner of the award was decided by fan votes.

Igbokwe recorded 689 votes, Ayatsea garnered 267 votes, Unachukwu earned 249 votes, while Imoh came in fourth with 60 votes.

DAILY POST recalls that Nasarawa Amazons won the 2026 President Federation Cup.

NWFL: Igbokwe voted Nasarawa United’s Player of the Season

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