The Chairperson of the Nigeria Women Football League, Aisha Falode, 24 hours after announcing the relegation of five NWFL Premiership clubs for falling short of meeting the deadline for the 2020/2021 Club Licencing/ Registration procedures, has announced the reconsideration of the NWFL board after rising from its emergency meeting in Abuja, to give the five relegated clubs; Sunshine Queens, Adamawa Queens, Ibom Angels, Heartland Queens, and Dream Stars, until December 1, 2020, to complete their registration.
Falode noted that: “The erring clubs were given a soft landing and a second chance to play in the elite class of the league, but with a stiff penalty to not only complete their registration and licensing between November 27 to December 1, 2020, but to also pay a fine of N300,000 as a deterrent.”
The NWFL Chief Operating Officer, Mrs. Faith Ben-Anuge in a signed statement addressed to the five clubs reads: ” Following the resolution of the NWFL board at its Emergency Meeting held on 26th November 2020 on issues arising from club licensing and eligibility of participation in the upcoming NWFL 2020/2021 Premiership season, we write to inform you that your club has been reconsidered to complete licensing after several appeals with a fine of N300,000, to be paid with receipt forwarded to the Secretariat before bringing your document for scrutiny and clearance.
“Clubs concerned are hereby given three days between Friday 27th November 2020 and Tuesday 1st December 2020 and on or before 12 noon to complete all modalities for licensing or else face relegation. Please ensure compliance.”
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