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As Bayelsa Queens prepare to open their CAF Women’s Champions League WAFU Zone B campaign against Ghana Police Ladies FC, one of the players tipped to make a big impact, forward Janet Akekoromowei, has spoken with excitement, confidence, and a sense of destiny about the opportunity before her.
For the young striker, today’s encounter at the Stade Charles Konan Banny in Côte d’Ivoire is more than just another football match, it is a defining moment in her career.
“I feel ready and expectant,” Akekoromowei declared, her voice filled with quiet assurance. “We’ve put in the work, and now it’s time to translate that preparation onto the pitch.”
Representing Bayelsa Queens in this prestigious continental tournament is a dream that the forward has nurtured for some time. To her, it symbolizes not only personal achievement but also a golden opportunity to make her mark.
“To me, this is like a dream come true,” she said with a smile. “And it’s a stepping stone for me. Wearing the Bayelsa Queens jersey in a competition of this magnitude means I get to showcase my talent, fight for my team. ‘
The opening game against Ghana Police Ladies promises to be a fiery contest, and Akekoromowei is aware of the expectations resting on her shoulders as one of the team’s attacking outlets. But rather than shy away, she embraces the responsibility with faith and determination.
“Fans should expect an exciting and competitive match,” she assured.
“We are ready to give our all, and with God on our side, we believe the goals will come to crown our efforts.”
For Akekoromowei and her teammates, the goal is clear: to begin their campaign on a strong note and set the tone for the rest of the tournament. And as the clock ticks closer to kick-off, her words resonate not just as a personal declaration but as a reflection of the hunger and belief within the Bayelsa Queens camp.
