Abia Angels' Ogochukwu Atube Aims for NWFL Comeback Soon

Ogochukwu Atube, the assistant coach of Abia Angels, has expressed her confidence in returning to the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) shortly. In an interview with Sports 247, Atube, who hails from the Ika local government area of Delta State, highlighted her extensive experience with several clubs in the domestic league, positioning herself as a strong candidate for any team in need of technical expertise.
Currently, she is part of the coaching staff at Flying Sports Academy in FESTAC Town, Lagos, where she mentors young boys while remaining active in football. Atube has a rich history in the league, having worked with teams such as Naija Ratels, Abia Angels, and Osun Babes.
She previously collaborated with former Super Falcons goalkeeper Ann Agumanu at Abia Angels until early this season before returning to grassroots coaching. Atube is optimistic about her return, stating, “I believe in God that it will be very soon,” and emphasizes her readiness to contribute to any club seeking her services.
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