The National Sports Commission and the Nigeria Football Federation have set up a seven-person Welfare Committee to look after the Super Falcons ahead of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
Support structure for the Super Falcons in Morocco
The committee has been formed to provide welfare and support for the national team during the tournament, with the aim of helping the Falcons prepare properly and maintain strong conditions throughout the competition in Morocco.
Committee leadership and roles
The group will be led by Aisha Falode, an Executive Board member of the NFF, while Ruth David is named as secretary.
- Aisha Falode will serve as chair of the seven-member Welfare Committee.
- Ruth David will act as secretary.
Officials stress welfare as key to success
NSC Director General Bukola Olopade said the effort reflects high-level commitment to the Falcons as they prepare to defend their title in Morocco.
Olopade added: “Welfare is a not negotiable part of any team’s success, and this committee will ensure the players are fully supported throughout the tournament.”
Reactions from federation leadership
NFF General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi hailed the move as a significant milestone for women’s football in Nigeria.
Sanusi described the plan as “another history-making step” and said it underlines the federation’s continued dedication to the growth and development of the women’s game.
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