According to reports, the 24-year-old winger has caught the eye of the French D1 Arkema giants after leaving Atletico Madrid in June when her contract expired.

Omo, PSG doesn’t just come for anybody — they come for the best, and clearly, Ajibade is on that list.

From Atletico to Paris Lights

Ajibade has been a standout name in women’s football for years, dazzling with her speed, skill, and eye for goal. After her successful spell in Spain, she is now a free agent, which means PSG can swoop in without any transfer fee drama.

If this deal happens, she’ll join Jennifer Echegini, who’s already making waves at PSG. Two Nigerians at one of Europe’s biggest clubs? Omo, the Paris dressing room go dey sweet.

MLS Interest Was There — But PSG Seems Ahead

It’s been claimed that several MLS clubs were also interested in snapping her up, but PSG looks to have won the race for her signature. Nothing is officially confirmed yet, but insiders say the French club is moving quickly to finalize the deal.

Omo, this one will be loud if it happens. Imagine Ajibade at Parc des Princes — goosebumps already!

A Champion’s Pedigree

Let’s not forget — Ajibade recently led the Super Falcons to their 10th Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco just last month. Not only did she lift the trophy, but she also walked away with the Best Player award at the tournament.

That’s the kind of CV PSG loves — proven winner, leader, and superstar.

What This Means for Nigerian Football

If the move is sealed, it will be another massive win for Nigerian women’s football. It puts our players even more in the global spotlight and opens doors for younger talents dreaming of Europe’s elite stage.

Omo, from Lagos streets to Paris lights — what a story this will be!

Omo, this one is going to scatter NPFL this season!

From Enyimba Glory to Libya Adventure

For those who may have forgotten, Obioma was a key figure for Enyimba in the 2022/23 season. Not only did he win the NPFL title with the nine-time champions, but he also finished as the league’s top scorer that same year. That’s not beans at all.

After that incredible run, he took his talent outside Nigeria, signing for Al-Majd SCC in Libya. But omo, the prodigal striker is coming back home.

Reports Confirm His Return

According to reports, Obioma has agreed terms with the Umuahia-based Abia Warriors. While the club has yet to make an official announcement, sources claim he will be unveiled before the start of the new season.

Omo, imagine the unveiling — the crowd, the noise, the flashbulbs. This is going to be loud!

A Big Boost for Abia Warriors

Let’s not lie — this signing could change everything for Abia Warriors. The club is set to feature in three competitionsnext season, and having a proven goal machine like Obioma is exactly the kind of firepower they need.

And you know what they say: goals win matches, but a striker in form wins trophies.

What to Expect

If Obioma brings even half of the form he showed at Enyimba, NPFL defenders are in trouble. Fans will be watching closely to see if he can replicate that magic and maybe, just maybe, deliver silverware for Abia Warriors.

Omo, this season no go dull at all.

Omo, this one touch heart o! In a passionate post shared via his social media pages, Obi hailed the Falcons as “more than just a football team”, calling them symbols of unity, strength, and Nigerian excellence.

Obi’s Message to the Queens of the Continent

“You carry the hopes, dreams, and pride of an entire nation… You are the heartbeat of Nigeria,” he wrote.
“As you step onto the pitch tonight in Morocco, know that you are not alone. Go forth and conquer. Bring the trophy home!”

Omo this is going to hot! With words like these, even non-football fans are feeling the final fever.

Nigeria vs Morocco — It’s More Than Just a Match

The Super Falcons, led by Rasheedat Ajibade, are chasing a record 10th WAFCON title, and this time it’s against a fired-up Moroccan side playing at home.

But if there’s one thing we know, it’s that Nigeria no dey fear crowd or pressure.

Their road to the final hasn’t been smooth — from grinding past Zambia to that last-gasp 2-1 semi-final win over South Africa sealed by Michelle Alozie’s late strike. The Falcons have shown they can fight till the final whistle.

All Eyes on the Stars

With Chiamaka Nnadozie bossing the posts and leaders like Ajibade and Alozie rising to the moment, the Falcons are brimming with belief.

And now, with messages of support from across the nation — including Obi’s powerful tribute — the energy is right.

Final Thoughts:
Tonight’s game at the Stade Prince Moulay Abdellah is more than just football. It’s legacy. It’s pride. It’s Naija versus the noise.

And if the Super Falcons bring their A-game? Omo, history go repeat itself.

In a recent sit-down with media personality Daddy Freeze, Osimhen disclosed that he has iron inserted in his face following a serious facial injury. According to the football star, he had to undergo a major jaw surgery after a damaging collision on the pitch.

“The doctor came and said we have to do surgery, and I have to do it as quickly as possible. I have iron in my face,” Osimhen stated.

Omo, imagine playing top-level football with metal in your face!

He further explained that although he was initially hesitant, he had no choice but to trust the medical experts who prioritized a swift response to save his career and health. The surgery also involved removing a fragment from his jaw, which added to the complexity.

Why He Still Wears the Mask

Despite the surgery being successful, Osimhen continues to wear the mask — not just as a precaution, but also as a symbol of the journey he’s been through.

Just to Clarify:

This revelation was made during an interview, and while it’s coming directly from Osimhen himself, we note that certain medical details are still based on his personal recount.

Watch the full interview clip below