NWFL: Abia Angels credit coach Eshalomi for Super Six playoff feat

Author: Taiwo AdesanyaPublished on: May 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

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NWFL: Abia Angels credit coach Eshalomi for Super Six playoff feat

Abia Angels have praised the contributions of head coach Mario Eshalomi for their qualification to the Super Six of the Nigeria Women Football League. The Abia-based team qualified alongside Robo Queens and Nasarawa Amazons in NWFL Conference B. Eshalomi, who joined Abia Angels from Rivers Angels, changed the team's mentality and instilled a belief in their capabilities.

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