NWFL To Broadcast Weekly Premiership Star Matches on TV
Abuja (Core Reporters) As the 2024/2025 Nigerian Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership kicks off on Wednesday January 15, 2025 the visionary leadership, with a renewed focus on attracting sponsorships and transforming women’s football will be transmitting star marches on television.
The Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) is ushering in a new era under its visionary leadership, with a renewed focus on attracting sponsorships and transforming women’s football in Nigeria.
The 2024/2025 NWFL Premiership kicks off with an electrifying Week 1 Star Match between holders Edo Queens and Abia Angels at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City, on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, at 6 PM.
A statement by the Media Director of the NWFL, Samuel Ahmadu said this landmark opener will be broadcast live on NTA Sports 24 and StarTimes, signaling the league’s commitment to bringing women’s football to the forefront.
Speaking about the league board’s new direction, NWFL Chairperson Nkechi Obi emphasized the board’s dedication to innovation and growth: “We are determined to create a league that is both competitive and commercially viable. The introduction of live broadcasts and floodlight matches is a step toward making the NWFL a household name across Nigeria and beyond.”
She added, “This season, fans can expect weekly star matches on TV, showcasing the incredible talent we have in women’s football. Our goal is to inspire and attract the support needed to elevate the game to new heights.”
As part of the new strategy, the NWFL will feature weekly star matches broadcast live on TV, ensuring fans nationwide can connect with the league’s best moments. Additionally, floodlight matches will debut this season, adding an exciting dimension to matchdays and enhancing the viewing experience.
This bold step is designed to enhance the league’s visibility, attract investment, and inspire a new generation of female footballers.
The NWFL is committed to building a commercially viable and globally recognized league, setting a new benchmark for women’s football in Africa
