The Nigerian women's national football team has once again proven their supremacy in African football by achieving an extraordinary three-peat victory at the Confederation of African Football awards.
Historic Third Consecutive Win
Nigeria's Super Falcons have been crowned the CAF Women's National Team of the Year for the third consecutive time, marking an unprecedented achievement in African women's football history. The team successfully claimed the prestigious honor in 2023, 2024, and now 2025, creating a remarkable winning streak that demonstrates their consistent excellence.
The announcement came during the glamorous award ceremony held at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Rabat, Morocco. This prestigious event gathered football's elite from across the continent to celebrate outstanding achievements in the sport.
Road to Victory
The Super Falcons faced tough competition from Ghana's Black Queens and Morocco's Atlas Lionesses but ultimately emerged victorious. Their triumph follows an impressive performance at the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations where Nigeria secured a record-extending 10th title in August.
This continental championship victory provided the crucial foundation for their latest CAF award recognition, showcasing their dominance throughout the competitive season.
Representing the team and the nation, Ibrahim Gusau, President of the Nigeria Football Federation, accepted the award on behalf of the Super Falcons. His presence highlighted the institutional support behind the team's continued success.
Consolidating African Dominance
With this latest accolade, the Super Falcons have firmly established themselves as the powerhouse of African women's football. No other team on the continent can match their consistency or competitive strength across multiple seasons.
The three-year winning streak represents more than just trophy collection—it signifies the development of a winning culture and sustained excellence that inspires future generations of Nigerian female footballers.
This achievement reinforces Nigeria's position at the forefront of women's football development in Africa and sets a new standard for national team performance across the continent.
