In a blaze of glory, the Super Falcons of Nigeria have soared to their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title, etching their legacy deeper into the heart of African football. This isn’t just a victory—it’s the culmination of decades of dominance, resilience, and inspiration.
The Flight Begins: Nigeria’s Early Triumphs
Nigeria’s journey in women’s football began with bold steps and unshakable belief. The inaugural WAFCON in 1991 saw the Super Falcons lift their first title, setting the tone for a dynasty.
Titles 1–5: The Era of Establishment
|
Year |
Host Country |
Final Opponent |
Result |
|
1991 |
Nigeria |
Cameroon |
๐ Nigeria wins |
|
1995 |
South Africa |
South Africa |
๐ Nigeria wins |
|
1998 |
Nigeria |
Ghana |
๐ Nigeria wins |
|
2000 |
South Africa |
Cameroon |
๐ Nigeria wins |
|
2002 |
Nigeria |
Ghana |
๐ Nigeria wins |
These early years were marked by raw talent and national pride. Players like Florence Omagbemi and Nkiru Okosieme became household names.

