Bayelsa Queens, Robo Queens, Nasarawa Amazons Extend Unbeaten Runs on NWFL Matchday 6

The 2025/26 Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership Matchday Six delivered another round of thrilling action on Wednesday, with defending champions Bayelsa Queens, FC Robo Queens, and Nasarawa Amazons all extending their impressive unbeaten streaks.

In Ozoro, holders Bayelsa Queens made it five wins from five with a commanding 2–0 victory over Rivers Angels in a South-South derby. First-half goals from Janet Akekeromowei and Kindness Ifeanyi sealed the win for the Prosperity Girls.

At Aba, FC Robo Queens continued their perfect start to the season, recording a sixth consecutive win after defeating Abia Angels 2–0. Goals from Oluwakemi Adegbuyi and Tosin Rafiu, one in each half, powered Emmanuel Osahon’s side to another dominant performance.

In Lafia, Nasarawa Amazons maintained their unbeaten run with a 2–0 win over Osun Babes. First-half strikes from Farikikyen Moses and Ayowunmi Omosuyi ensured maximum points for the Solid Babes.

Ekiti Queens secured back-to-back victories after edging debutants Pacesetter Queens 2–0 in Ibadan. Zainab Ismail and Winifred Eyebhoria found the net in the South-West derby.

Another South-West derby in Akure ended all square, as Sunshine Queens and Remo Stars Ladies played out a 1–1 draw. Similoluwa Okesiji gave the Sky Blue Stars Ladies the lead in the 50th minute, but Misturat Olamilekan equalised ten minutes later.

In Asaba, Delta Queens edged debutants Ahudiyannem Queens 1–0, with Charity Isaiah scoring the decisive goal in the 77th minute.

After five matches without a win, Confluence Queens finally claimed their first victory of the campaign with a convincing 3–0 triumph over Dannaz Ladies in Lagos. A brace from Seember Emmanuel and an additional goal from Blessing Sunday secured the 2019 runners-up’s first win of the season.

In Owerri, Heartland Queens deepened Ibom Angels’ struggles with a 2–0 victory, as goals from Oluebube Umejiaku and Onyinyechi Kalu condemned the visitors to a fourth straight defeat.

Meanwhile in Abuja, former champions Edo Queens produced a strong second-half display to defeat Naija Ratels 3–0, with Atume Doosuur, Mary Mamudu, and Precious Oscar all getting on the scoresheet.

Matchday Six further highlighted the competitive intensity of the NWFL Premiership, as title contenders continue to assert their dominance while others battle to find early-season momentum.

Samuel Ahmadu

Samuel Ahmadu is a distinguished multimedia journalist and women's football expert with over 15 years of experience in the industry. On the back of domestic engagement since 2008, he began his international career journey at Goal.com in February 2014, where he served as an African women's football correspondent for nearly eight years. During his tenure at Goal.com, Samuel covered major events such as three Women's Africa Cup of Nations (2016, 2018, 2022) and the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada plus 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. His work at Goal.com earned him widespread acclaim, particularly for his in-depth profiles of African football stars, notably Asisat Oshoala, whose rise he documented from her early years to her breakthrough at the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in 2014. Prior to his role at Goal.com, Samuel freelanced for various print and broadcast media outlets in Nigeria, including Graphics Newspaper, Radio Nigeria, Grace FM, and Savid Newspaper. His extensive experience and expertise led to his appointment to the Nigeria Football Federation's Standing Committee on Women's Football Development from 2016 to 2018. Since February 2018, Samuel has been the Social Media Manager for Nigeria's women's national teams.In 2019, Samuel joined the Confederation of African Football (CAF) as a women's football content contributor and was promoted to Women's Football Editor in 2021. His contributions to women's football continued as he worked as a Media Consultant for Content Creation and Editorials at the 2022 CAF Women's Champions League. Currently, Samuel also serves as the spokesman for the Nigeria Women Football League, further solidifying his influence and dedication to the growth of women's football in Africa.

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