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As anticipation builds for the 2024/25 Nigeria Women Football League Premiership Super Six Playoffs, Edo Queens are leaving nothing to chance. The team held an intense training session at the Remo International Sports Complex in Ikenne, Ogun State, with the squad focusing on peak performance and tactical preparation for the tournament scheduled from May 9 to 17.
Midfield maestro Emem Essien emerged as a leader in camp, setting the tone with her determination and sharp focus. "We are not here to get carried away with what we have achieved before," she stated confidently. "Like we say in Nigeria, ‘I get am before no be property.’ We’re focused on taking it one match at a time. That is our desire."
Edo Queens, who were among the standout teams during the regular season, are considered strong contenders for the NWFL Premiership crown. With their eyes firmly on the prize, Essien and her teammates are determined to turn their hard work into silverware during this decisive phase.
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Emem Essien’s leadership and mentality are exactly what Edo Queens need as they head into the Super Six Playoffs. Her grounded approach insisting that past successes count for nothing in the current battle reflects the mindset of champions. The ability to look forward, rather than resting on previous achievements, is what good teams from great ones.
Edo Queens have been dominant in the regular season, but this is where it truly matters. Essien’s commitment to "one match at a time" speaks volumes about her experience and understanding of tournament football. If Edo Queens can harness that mentality, there’s every reason to believe they can lift the trophy in Ikenne.
For Nigerian women's football, Edo Queens’ journey is inspiring—a reminder that discipline, preparation, and the right mindset are key to achieving greatness.
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Did You Know?
Edo Queens are one of the oldest women’s football clubs in Nigeria, established in 1992.
Emem Essien has captained the team since 2022 and led them to back to back NWFL playoff [appearances](http://jacqueshigelin.com/index.php?title=User:RosalinaZhang9).
The Remo International Sports Complex, where Edo Queens are training, is considered one of the best football facilities in Nigeria.
Edo Queens have finished as NWFL Premiership runners-up twice in the last five seasons but are yet to claim the title.
The NWFL Super Six is the championship phase where the top six teams battle for the league title and a spot in the CAF Women's Champions League.