TRENDING
Wafanyabiashara wapya kupata msamaha wa kodi mwaka mzima • Access Holdings appoints managing directors for two subsidiaries • June 12: South-West’s democratic journey, gains and challenges • State police bill scales second reading in Senate • Court sentences five to death over Edo lawyer’s murder • Buhari, not Tinubu, is highest borrower – Report • Kaduna targets N20bn monthly revenue amid tax reforms — KADIRS • 2027: Otti urges reconciliation as LP ratifies 1,211 candidates • 2026 World Cup: SuperComputer predicts trophy winners, countries to finish top three • Rivers Govt to shut down unapproved private schools • NSCDC confirms five operatives injured in Delta train accident, assures of safety • Democracy day: Nigerian govt declares Friday public holiday • FCMB appoints Bismarck Rewane as Non-Executive Director, Board of Directors Chairman • Soldiers kill ISWAP leader as two commanders surrender in Borno • Winners emerge at Rexona Consumer Promotion, get tickets to watch FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches­­ • FIFA rankings: Super Eagles retain 26th spot after June international window • BREAKING: Nigerian Govt declares June 12 public holiday to mark Democracy Day • Nigerian Govt declares June 12 public holiday to mark Democracy Day • JUST IN: Senate orders arrest of bandits flaunting cash on TikTok • JUST IN: FG declares June 12 public holiday to mark democracy day • Wafanyabiashara wapya kupata msamaha wa kodi mwaka mzima • Access Holdings appoints managing directors for two subsidiaries • June 12: South-West’s democratic journey, gains and challenges • State police bill scales second reading in Senate • Court sentences five to death over Edo lawyer’s murder • Buhari, not Tinubu, is highest borrower – Report • Kaduna targets N20bn monthly revenue amid tax reforms — KADIRS • 2027: Otti urges reconciliation as LP ratifies 1,211 candidates • 2026 World Cup: SuperComputer predicts trophy winners, countries to finish top three • Rivers Govt to shut down unapproved private schools • NSCDC confirms five operatives injured in Delta train accident, assures of safety • Democracy day: Nigerian govt declares Friday public holiday • FCMB appoints Bismarck Rewane as Non-Executive Director, Board of Directors Chairman • Soldiers kill ISWAP leader as two commanders surrender in Borno • Winners emerge at Rexona Consumer Promotion, get tickets to watch FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches­­ • FIFA rankings: Super Eagles retain 26th spot after June international window • BREAKING: Nigerian Govt declares June 12 public holiday to mark Democracy Day • Nigerian Govt declares June 12 public holiday to mark Democracy Day • JUST IN: Senate orders arrest of bandits flaunting cash on TikTok • JUST IN: FG declares June 12 public holiday to mark democracy day
WAFCON 2026: Boost for Super Falcons as Esther Okoronkwo returns to training
Back to Home

WAFCON 2026: Boost for Super Falcons as Esther Okoronkwo returns to training

Daily Post about 2 hours 1 mins read

Super Falcons striker Esther Okoronkwo has returned to training following an injury layoff, DAILY POST reports.

Okoronkwo picked up a hamstring injury in AFC Toronto’s league clash with Halifax early last month.

The 29-year-old has missed her club’s last five league matches due to the setback.

She also missed Nigeria’s recent friendlies against the Terangha Lionesses of Senegal.

The talented forward is now expected to feature in AFC Toronto’s league clash against Montreal Roses at the  York Lions Stadium on Saturday.

Okoronkwo played a key role in AFC Toronto’s title success last season.

WAFCON 2026: Boost for Super Falcons as Esther Okoronkwo returns to training

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?

Sign in to post comments and engage with the community.

Be the first to comment!

Scottish Premiership

View All

Ligue 1

View All
AD
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.