First Mahi Babes Gaffer, Ben Nwoke Backs Super Falcons WAFCON Mission X, Calls For Female Version Of CHAN

Former Technical Adviser of Heartland Queens and Abia Angels, Coach Prince Benjamin Nwoke has expressed his optimism that Super Falcons can accomplish the mission of winning their 10th Women African Championship.

The Gaffer who is currently in charge of First Mahi Babes FC's preparation for the 2025 NWFL Championship later this year made the assertion while speaking with infonews.com.ng about the 2024 delayed WAFCON currently ongoing in Morocco.

Coach Ben said the Coach Madugu led Super Falcons has what it takes to retain their title and make it ten title victories at the continent but urged them to shun complicency.

He said the team missed lots of begging scoring chances in their first game against Tunisia urging them in their second game today against Botswana to be more hungry and clinical upfront.

Meanwhile, the former goalkeeper in his playing days has called on the Confederation of African Football CAF, to also establish the female version of  CHAN insisting that it would further help in the development of female football in African nations.

He argued that apart from encouraging the female players playing their football in their local leagues that it will also help to strengthen local leagues and give the young talents more hope of their development.

While commending CAF and member nations on the gains of CHAN, he pleaded that such is also needed in female foorball