
NIGERIAN FORWARD SIGNS FIRST PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT AT WEST HAM
Princess Ademiluyi has signed her first professional contract with the Women’s Soccer League, WSL, side, West Ham United.
Ademiluyi turned 18 on Sunday, July 14 and the Hammers took the decision to tie her down to a long-term contract to ward off interest from other clubs.
The forward joined the Hammers at the age of 12 and has made her way to the first team.
The Nigerian-born player is excited to sign her first professional contract with the London club.
“I’m really pleased to have signed my first professional contract, ”she told West Ham TV.
“I’ve been at West Ham since I was 12 years old, so it feels amazing to be signing my first professional contract at a Club that means so much.
“I’ve learnt a lot since making my first-team debut. I feel as if I’ve developed a lot as a player but also as a person. “
More Stories
FG UPGRADES GOMBE HOSPITAL TO FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE
The Federal Government has officially taken over General Hospital, Kumo, in Gombe State, upgrading it to a Federal Medical Centre...
NDLEA NABS FUGITIVE AUTO SPARE PARTS DEALER FOR INVOLVEMENT IN 77.5KG ANGOLA COCAINE DEAL
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested Levi Chidiebele Ubodoeze, a wanted automobile spare parts dealer, three weeks...
AGAIN, PDP RESCHEDULES NEC MEETING TO MAY 15
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has once again postponed its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting, now rescheduled for May 15,...
N171.64BN PROPOSED LEKKI INT’L AIRPORT SET FOR SITE INSPECTION, REVIEW – SANWO-OLU
Says Green Line Rail Project on Track Visits Alaro City, Reaffirms Commitment to Development The Governor of Lagos State, Mr....
NDLEA CONFISCATES DRUG-LACED CANDIES FROM LAGOS CHILDREN’S SHOP OWNER (PHOTOS)
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, in a recent operation, says it uncovered a shipment of cannabis-infused candies intended...
REVERSE NATASHA’S SUSPENSION OR FACE LEGAL ACTION, SERAP WARNS AKPABIO
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, has called on Senate President Godswill Akpabio to immediately reverse the suspension of...