Port Harcourt — Sometimes you don’t have to search long to find value. At the NWFL Super 6 Matchday 3, FC Robo Queens unearthed another gem as teenager Oluwakemi Adegbuyi delivered a composed, match-sealing performance in a 2-0 win over Nasarawa Amazons at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium.
FC Robo broke the deadlock in the 59th minute through Opeyemi Ajakaye. The strike settled nerves, but the moment that captured attention came five minutes later. Adegbuyi, already turning heads with her movement and awareness, capped her top performance with a clinical finish in the 64th minute. Calm under pressure, precise in execution — the traits of a player far older than her years.
A Rare Talent Stewarding Her Gift
Adegbuyi is quickly moving beyond the “prospect” tag. Her decision-making, positioning, and composure in front of goal suggest a rare talent maturing ahead of schedule. At just 15, she is showing the kind of faithfulness with her ability that FC Robo’s development philosophy demands.
The teenager is not waiting for the future. She is impacting the present. Against a seasoned Nasarawa Amazons side, she played without fear and finished without hesitation. Gold, once found, must be refined — and Adegbuyi looks every bit a player ready for the process.
Match Summary
NWFL Super 6 | Matchday 3
FT: FC Robo Queens 2-0 Nasarawa Amazons
Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium
⚽ Opeyemi Ajakaye 59’
⚽ Oluwakemi Adegbuyi 64’
With the win, FC Robo Queens look like a side firing on all cylinders. And in Oluwakemi Adegbuyi, they may have found more than just a goalscorer — they may have found gold for the future of Nigerian women’s football.
(C) Charles Mayuku
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