THE captain of the national women's
football team in Nigeria (Super Falcons), Onome Ebi, has met the coach who
discovered her talent in football, Paul Okwudili Nnakwe popularly known as
PALEPA. Several days after being thrown out of the World Cup by losing 4-2 to
England on penalties.
@onosky5, in his text he said, "This is my Father
[PALE], Today I want to inform you that I recognize him as my Father, you are
the one who discovered my talent since I was young."
The central defender who once played in Levante Las Planas
club in Spain and now, Abia Angels in his country, has openly admitted to being
taught how to play football, and he knows how to play it because of his coach.
40-year-old Onome Ebi, this year has set a record for being
the first African soccer player, for both sexes [male and female], to
participate in 6 different phases of the FIFA World Cup.
The Super Falcons were eliminated by penalty kicks on August
7 by England, who advanced to the round of 16 of the biggest tournament in the
world. In the game played in Brisbane.
The final of the FIFA Women's World Cup is played on Sunday,
August 20, bringing together Spain against England, the game will be played at
Stadium Australia.