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NWFL: Wemimo Mathew resigns as Remo Stars coach

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NWFL: Wemimo Mathew resigns as Remo Stars coach

Wemimo Matthew has officially stepped down as head coach of Remo Stars Ladies ahead of her expected unveiling as the new head coach of Bayelsa Queens.

The experienced tactician submitted her resignation letter to Remo Stars CEO, Adedoyin Ogungbefun, on July 31, 2026, with her resignation taking effect from August 5, 2026.

The letter was made available to www.savidnews.com.

In the letter, Matthew expressed gratitude to the club’s management for the opportunity to serve, describing her time with Remo Stars Ladies as both valuable and enriching.

“I write with a deep sense of gratitude and humility to formally tender my resignation from my position as the Head Coach of Remo Stars Ladies FC, effective from 5th August 2026,” she wrote.

She acknowledged the support, trust, and guidance she received during her tenure, noting that they played a vital role in her personal and professional growth.

“This decision was not an easy one for me to make, as my time here has been a valuable and enriching experience. I am sincerely thankful for the opportunity to serve under your leadership and to contribute to the growth and success of the organization.”

Matthew also appreciated the relationships she built at the club and assured the management of her commitment to ensuring a smooth transition before her departure.

“I kindly ask for your understanding regarding my decision, and I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition of my responsibilities.”

She concluded the letter by thanking the club once again for the opportunity to be part of the Remo Stars family.

Matthew’s resignation clears the way for her anticipated appointment as Bayelsa Queens head coach ahead of the new Nigeria Women Football League season.

She was in charge of the Sky Blue Stars Ladies for their first three seasons in the NWFL Premiership.

The team’s best showing was qualification for the Super Six during the 2024/25 season.

She previously served as head coach of Sunshine Queens and Edo Queens as well as serving as Assistant coach of Nigeria’s senior women’s national team. 

The CAF A License gaffer is joinning a team rich in success after winning the league title multiples times as well as the President Federations Cup as she hope to win her first major title with the Prosperity Girls.

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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.