The Newly signed BK Häcken Forward Joy Omewa has expressed her excitement ahead of making her first appearance for Nigeria’s Super Falcons at the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).
The Talented Striker has been one of the standout performers in Nigeria’s recent international friendlies, impressing with her pace, movement, and finishing ability. Omewa further strengthened her case for a place in the squad after scoring a brace in the Super Falcons’ last international friendly against Senegal.
Speaking about the opportunity to represent Nigeria at the continental tournament, Omewa described the moment as the fulfilment of a lifelong dream.
Expressing her thrilling moments she said:
“I am super excited this is a dream come through truly being wanting this for the longest time I am so glad the time has finally come”.
The BK Häcken forward also shared her expectations ahead of what will be her first major tournament with the Super Falcons, stating that her primary goal is to contribute to the team’s success whenever she is called upon.
With the eagerness set for actions, Joy Omewa speaks on her wish for tournament been her first experience with the team. She said:
“I am hoping I get some minutes so I can help the team win the 11th WAFCON trophy”
As the Super Falcons prepare for another campaign in pursuit of continental glory, Omewa’s impressive form and determination have added to the growing optimism surrounding Nigeria’s chances. The young Forward will be hoping to make the most of every opportunity as the ten-time African champions chase what would be their 11th WAFCON title.
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July 21, 2026
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