IKENNE — The ever-vibrant Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne is gearing up to host the 2025 Nigeria Women’s Football League (NWFL) Super Six Playoffs, TalkTalk Nigeria has learned. The much-anticipated tournament is scheduled for May, though the exact dates are yet to be confirmed.

The playoffs, which determine the champion of the Nigerian women’s top-flight league, will see the top three clubs from Group A and Group B battle it out for supremacy — and a golden ticket to the CAF Women’s Champions League.

🏆 The Race for Continental Glory

Defending champions Edo Queens have already secured their place in the playoffs, alongside former winners Bayelsa Queens and Rivers Angels. These powerhouses will be joined by three more clubs, once the group stage wraps up — setting the stage for an explosive showdown in Ikenne.

It’s worth noting that last year’s edition took place at the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenagoa, and by rotating venues, the NWFL continues to deepen the league's reach and impact across Nigeria.

💬 Opinion: Ikenne is Ready, So Are the Queens of Nigerian Football

Hosting the Super Six in Ikenne is a major win for women’s football in Nigeria. The Remo Stars Stadium — with its modern facilities and increasing football culture — provides a perfect blend of quality pitch and energetic fans.

More importantly, this is another solid opportunity to showcase the brilliance of Nigerian women footballers, who continue to shine despite limited media coverage and investment. With the stakes high — a national title and continental qualification — fans can expect fiery competition, tactical brilliance, and emerging stars ready to write their names in history.

As women's football continues to gain global momentum, Nigeria must not be left behind. The Super Six isn't just a title race — it’s a celebration of talent, resilience, and the future of African women’s football.