NFF Announces Kit Numbers : Rasheedat Ajibade 10, Patience Dike 3, Omokwo 9, Ucheibe 4
Published: September 23, 2016The Nigeria Football Federation has announced the shirt numbers of the 21 young stars representing the country at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Jordan.
Rivers Angels netminder Chiamaka Nnadozie has been handed the number one jersey, a strong hint that the coaching prefer her to be in goal ahead of Christiana Obia and Agatha Thompson when the competition begins.
An influential member of the squad Patience Dike will play with the number three kit, while Christy Ucheibe and Catherine Kenneth will wear the number four and five respectively.
The iconic number ten shirt, normally reserved for the best player in a team, will be worn by Rasheedat Ajibade and Mercy Omokwo will suit up with the number nine.
Shirt Numbers Nigeria U17s
1) Chiamaka Nnadozie
2) Abidemi Ibe
3) Patience Dike
4) Christy Ucheibe
5) Catherine Kenneth
6) Esther Adeboye
7) Peace Efih
8) Oghenebrume Ikekhua
9) Mercy Omokwo
10) Rasheedat Ajibade
11) Arit Itu
12) Akudo Ogbonna
13) Joy Michael
14) Chidinma Okeke
15) Opeyemi Sunday
16) Christiana Obia
17) Folashade Ijamilusi
18) Cynthia Aku
19) Happiness Titus
20) Mary-Ann Ezenagu
21) Agatha Thompson
Ifeanyi Emmanuel
Photo Credit : fifa.com
Rivers Angels netminder Chiamaka Nnadozie has been handed the number one jersey, a strong hint that the coaching prefer her to be in goal ahead of Christiana Obia and Agatha Thompson when the competition begins.
An influential member of the squad Patience Dike will play with the number three kit, while Christy Ucheibe and Catherine Kenneth will wear the number four and five respectively.
The iconic number ten shirt, normally reserved for the best player in a team, will be worn by Rasheedat Ajibade and Mercy Omokwo will suit up with the number nine.
Shirt Numbers Nigeria U17s
1) Chiamaka Nnadozie
2) Abidemi Ibe
3) Patience Dike
4) Christy Ucheibe
5) Catherine Kenneth
6) Esther Adeboye
7) Peace Efih
8) Oghenebrume Ikekhua
9) Mercy Omokwo
10) Rasheedat Ajibade
11) Arit Itu
12) Akudo Ogbonna
13) Joy Michael
14) Chidinma Okeke
15) Opeyemi Sunday
16) Christiana Obia
17) Folashade Ijamilusi
18) Cynthia Aku
19) Happiness Titus
20) Mary-Ann Ezenagu
21) Agatha Thompson
Ifeanyi Emmanuel
Photo Credit : fifa.com
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