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The Maureen Mmadu Football Academy emerged as champions of the Idemili South Women’s Cup after defeating Raising Star Football Club Ojoto with a 3-0 victory.
The tournament, themed “Say No to Drug Abuse,” aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among females and inspire young girls to pursue professional football.
The event was initiated by Hon. Amaka Obi, the TC-Chairman of Idemili South LGA, and supported by Hon. Ofoma Ubakaeze. Sponsored by the Idemili South LG Council and Love Bite Foods Limited, the tournament featured seven teams, including female football clubs, school teams, and church teams from within and outside the LGA.
Maureen Mmadu FA claimed the title, with Rising Star FC Queens Ojoto as runners-up and Spots Rays Angels securing third place.
Nwankwo Nneka of Rising Star FC Queens was the top scorer, while Chukwunazaekpere Janefrance Ajana of Maureen Mmadu FA won the Most Valuable Player award.
Maureen Mmadu, former Super Falcons player and coach, expressed her pride in the academy’s achievements, urging support for the academy’s continued growth. The tournament not only highlighted the talents of young female footballers but also emphasized the importance of combating drug abuse through sports.
