In a bold move aimed at advancing the club’s vision and development, Imo Striker Queens have officially relocated from Owerri to Awka, Anambra State, where they will now operate as a fully affiliated Anambra-based team.
This strategic switch marks a new chapter for the ambitious female football club as they gear up to compete in the upcoming Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Championship — with a clear target of securing promotion to the NWFL Premiership.
Speaking on the development, the club’s President and CEO, Prince Chidi, stated that the decision was necessary for the club’s long-term growth. “We’ve concluded all plans to prosecute our Championship campaign from Awka. Our focus is to earn promotion and bring top-tier women’s football to the people of Anambra,” he said.
While the detailed reasons behind the relocation were not disclosed, sources within the club hinted that the move was essential for the team’s next phase of growth and opportunity.
Prince Chidi further revealed that the club has received full endorsement from the Anambra State Football Association, led by its chairman, Mr. Chikelue Iloanyosi
He noted that the FA has pledged its full support to ensure the team’s success.
With the NWFL Championship season on the horizon, Imo Striker Queens are setting their sights on delivering elite-level football to Anambra, and bringing pride to their new home state.
