The 2025 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), which kicked off on Saturday, July 5, is making global waves, attracting record crowds and increased prize money, reflecting a significant shift in African women's football. This year's tournament marks a turning point, moving past previous challenges
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Anthony Nlebem
Head of Sports at BusinessDay Media, a seasoned Digital Content Producer, and FIFA/CAF Accredited Journalist with over a decade of sports reporting.Has a deep understanding of the Nigerian and global sports landscape and skills in delivering comprehensive and insightful sports content.
