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Edo Queens bids captain farewell after switch to Turkey
By Oyediji Oluwaseun Babatunde
Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership champions Edo Queens have penned a goodbye message to their captain, Suliat Olajumoke Abideen following her move to Turkey.
Before her European switch, Abideen captained the Benin Arsenals to their first-ever NWFL Premiership title earlier this year.
She also led the Benin City-based team to win the 2024 West Africa Zone B (WAFU-B) Women’s Champions League title in Cote d’Ivoire.
On completing the switch to ABB Fomget, she helped Edo Queens to four titles, including Sheroes Cup and Betsy Obaseki Cup, scooping the Player of the Tournament in all.
“Today, we say goodbye to not only a brilliant player but a remarkable leader and icon of Edo Queens FC, Suliat Abideen,” Edo Queens posted on their social media pages.
“With every game, Suliat showed unmatched commitment, grit, and passion. Her exceptional skill, sharp instincts, and undeniable presence on the field brought immense pride and numerous laurels to our club, including the unforgettable winning goal in the final of the WAFU Zone B tournament. Her contributions have shaped our team and inspired every one of us.
“Suliat, thank you for your leadership, your heart, and your dedication to Edo Queens. You will forever be a part of our legacy, and we know you’ll achieve greatness as you take on this new chapter with ABB Fomget FC.
“We wish you nothing but success, fulfillment, and continued victories ahead. Forever a Queen.”
