The Abia State Football Association (FA) has heaped praise on the leadership of Ahudiyannem Queens following the club’s remarkable resurgence in the ongoing Nigerian Women’s Football League (NWFL).

 

FA board member Elder Godson Eluwa commended the club’s chairman, Dr. Robert Onyeani, describing him as “a man with greatness” whose unwavering commitment has transformed the fortunes of the women’s team.

 

Ahudiyannem Queens, once struggling in the early part of the season, have become one of the most feared sides in the league’s second stanza. Their turnaround has been driven by a combination of strategic player acquisitions and renewed confidence within the squad.

 

“Eluwa noted that the chairman’s steady support, even during difficult moments in the first stanza, played a crucial role in keeping the team focused and motivated,” sources within the FA revealed. “That belief is now yielding visible results on the pitch.”

 

The club’s recent signings have added depth, quality, and competitiveness to the team, enabling them to string together an impressive run of results. Their improved performances have seen them climb the NWFL standings and position themselves as serious contenders for a top finish.

 

Observers across the league now regard Ahudiyannem Queens as a side no opponent relishes facing, with their tactical discipline and attacking strength setting them apart in recent fixtures.

 

Eluwa emphasized that the team’s rise reflects the growing strength of women’s football in Abia State, adding that continued investment and support will further elevate the game.

 

Fans and stakeholders have also applauded the team’s resurgence, pointing to it as a model of what determination, proper management, and sustained backing can achieve.

 

With the NWFL season entering a decisive phase, Ahudiyannem Queens are expected to maintain their momentum. Backed by the FA and inspired by strong leadership, the team now looks poised to make a lasting impact and further establish Abia State as a force in women’s football.