Chairman of Nigeria Women Premier League side, Confluence Queens of Lokoja, Mallam Abdul Adama has confirmed that the club will not be embarking on a open screening exercise like their male counterparts, Kogi United .<br /><br />Speaking through the club&rsquo;s spokesperson Ojo Tosin, the chairman confirmed the club&rsquo;s plan.<br /><br />&ldquo;We are not going to have an open screening like we did last time. I have spoken with the coaches and they have already told me their plans for the 2014/15 NWPL season.&rdquo;<br /><br />Speaking further he said, &ldquo;What the coaches want is to keep majority of the players that prosecuted the previous season and invite players to compete in areas where the team has weaknesses.&rdquo; <br /><br />However, Adama also revealed foreign players have been invited for trials with the Wada Queens. <br /><br />&ldquo;Three Ghanians have already arrived Nigeria for trials and we also have a Cameroonian who will arrive Nigeria latest by this weekend,&rdquo; he explained.<br /><br />&ldquo;All we plan to do is to get a better team to help us consolidate on last season&rsquo;s performance.<br /><br />Confluence Queens finished fifth on the 2013/14 Nigeria Women Premier League ladder <br />