Nigeria’s Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, has been named the CAF Women’s Goalkeeper of the Year for 2024, marking her second consecutive win in the prestigious category.
The award ceremony, held in Marrakech, Morocco, celebrated the Paris FC shot-stopper for her outstanding performances over the past year. Nnadozie triumphed over Morocco’s Sanaa Mssoudy and Zambia’s Babra Banda to clinch the title.
Renowned for her consistency and agility, Nnadozie has been a key figure for both the Super Falcons and her French club, Paris FC. Her heroic saves and leadership on the field have earned her admiration across the continent and beyond.
In her acceptance speech, Nnadozie expressed gratitude to her coaches and teammates, dedicating the award to their unwavering support.
“This award is for all my coaches and teammates in the national team and at Paris FC,” she said.
Nnadozie’s back-to-back victories at the CAF Awards underscore her rising stature in African and global women’s football. Her achievements continue to inspire the next generation of footballers in Nigeria and beyond.