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Desire Oparanozie Honored As Honorary Member of Imo State Football Association

Former Super Falcons legend Desire Oparanozie continues to make waves in the football world, even after her retirement from the national team.

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The celebrated footballer has been granted the prestigious title of “Honorary Member” by the Imo State Football Association.

Oparanozie shared this exciting news with her fans and followers on her official social media account, expressing her gratitude to everyone for their support. She posted a heartfelt statement that read, “Over the weekend, I was conferred as an Honorary member of the Imo State Football Association. Special appreciation to the Imo State FA Chairman and its executive committee members for such an honor. A recognition I do not take for granted. Long live Imo State.”

This recognition serves as a testament to Oparanozie’s remarkable contributions to football, both on the international stage with the Super Falcons and her broader impact on the sport. Her dedication, skill, and passion have left an indelible mark on Nigerian and African football.

During her illustrious career, Oparanozie was an integral part of the Super Falcons, helping the team secure victory in the WAFCON (Women’s Africa Cup of Nations) four times and representing Nigeria in the FIFA Women’s World Cup on four occasions.

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Her achievements have made her a revered figure in Nigerian football, and this latest honor further solidifies her legacy.

In addition to her contributions on the field, Oparanozie’s commitment to the sport’s growth and development continues to shine. Her journey in football is far from over, and as an Honorary Member of the Imo State Football Association, she will undoubtedly play a significant role in shaping the future of football in the region.

The Super Falcons legend’s impact on the sport reaches beyond her retirement, inspiring future generations of footballers and leaving an enduring legacy in Nigerian football history.