Nasarawa Amazons Receive ₦30 Million Reward and Brand New Bus from Governor Sule's Administration

The Nasarawa Amazons, a prominent women's football team in Nigeria, has received a lucrative reward package from Governor Abdullahi A. Sule's administration for their outstanding performances in the Women's Premier League and the President Federation's Cup.



The team received a total of ₦30 million, with ₦25 million allocated to the players and ₦5 million to the coaching crew, as part of an ₦85 million cash reward for athletes, coaches, and supporters. This gesture demonstrates the governor's commitment to supporting sports development in the state and recognizing the achievements of local teams.

In addition to the cash reward, Governor Sule's administration gifted the team a brand new Toyota Hiace bus. This gesture will undoubtedly enhance the team's mobility and facilitate their transportation needs, allowing them to focus on their performances on the pitch.

The Nasarawa Amazons had an impressive season, finishing second in the Women's Premier League and winning a silver medal at the 25th Women's President Federation's Cup final in Lagos. The team also produced two outstanding players, Akekoromowei Janet and Shobowale Olushola, who were named Most Valuable Player in the NWFL season and President Federation's Cup, respectively. These achievements are a testament to the team's hard work and dedication, and the reward package is a well-deserved recognition of their efforts.

Governor Sule's administration has consistently shown support for Nasarawa Amazons and other sports teams in the state. The governor's commitment to sports development is evident in the rewards and incentives provided to the team, and this gesture is a significant step in the right direction. By investing in sports, the governor is not only promoting physical activity and healthy lifestyles but also contributing to the state's economic development and social cohesion.

The rewards received by the Nasarawa Amazons are a testament to the team's hard work and dedication. Governor Sule's administration is committed to supporting sports development in the state, and this gesture is a significant step in the right direction. As the team continues to perform well and bring glory to the state, one can only hope that the rewards will continue to flow in, motivating them to strive for excellence and make the state proud.

The reward package received by the Nasarawa Amazons is not just a gesture of appreciation for their achievements but also an investment in the future of sports development in the state. By supporting local teams and promoting physical activity, the governor's administration is contributing to the state's economic development and social cohesion. As the state continues to nurture and develop its sporting talent, it is expected that the benefits will be felt across various sectors, from education and health to tourism and economy.

With the reward package and the brand new bus, the Nasarawa Amazons are well-equipped to continue performing well and bringing glory to the state. The team's future prospects look bright, and with the governor's support, they are expected to strive for excellence and make the state proud. As the team continues to work hard and dedicate themselves to their craft, one can only hope that they will continue to receive the support they need to succeed.


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