Shehu Sani Urges Hausa and Fulani Young Ladies to Emulate Saudi Women’s Football Team

Former Senator Shehu Sani has called on Hausa and Fulani young ladies to take inspiration from the Saudi Arabian women’s football team. Sani expressed concern over the absence of Hausa and Fulani young ladies in the Nigerian National Football Team, the Falcons, and emphasized the need for diverse representation in the team.



Sani highlighted the significance of having young ladies from various backgrounds and regions in the Falcons. He noted that the absence of Hausa and Fulani young ladies in the team is a challenge that needs to be addressed. By encouraging them to participate in football, Sani believes that the Falcons can become a more formidable and representative team.

The former senator urged Hausa and Fulani young ladies to put aside distractions, such as TikTok, and focus on representing Nigeria in football. He emphasized the importance of hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport. Sani’s call to action is aimed at inspiring young ladies to pursue football careers and make a mark in the sport.

Sani praised the Saudi Arabian women’s football team, citing them as an example for Hausa and Fulani young ladies to follow. He noted that the Saudi team’s progress in football is a testament to the potential of women in sports. By emulating the Saudi team’s dedication and hard work, Sani believes that Hausa and Fulani young ladies can excel in football and make Nigeria proud.

Sani’s statement underscores the need for inclusivity and diversity in Nigerian sports, particularly in football. By encouraging young ladies from all regions and backgrounds to participate, the Falcons can become a more representative and formidable team. This, in turn, can promote national unity and pride.

By inspiring young ladies to pursue football careers, Nigeria can unlock new talent and potential. Sani’s call to action serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting sports development and inclusivity in the country. With the right support and encouragement, Hausa and Fulani young ladies can excel in football and make a positive impact on the sport.

Shehu Sani’s call to action is a timely reminder of the importance of promoting diversity and inclusivity in Nigerian sports. By encouraging Hausa and Fulani young ladies to participate in football, the country can unlock new talent and potential. With dedication and hard work, the Falcons can become a more formidable and representative team, promoting national unity and pride.


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