RismadarVoice Reporters, June 15, 2026
Moroccan women’s football club RCA Zemamra have reached an agreement to sign Nigerian winger Wachukwu Oluchi Janice from Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) side Adamawa Queens.
The transfer is expected to be completed during the current summer window, with the talented forward set to continue her career in Morocco’s top-flight women’s league.
Wachukwu earned a reputation as one of the promising attacking players in the NWFL, impressing with her speed, creativity, and ability to trouble opposition defences during her time with Adamawa Queens.
Her move represents another step in the growing migration of Nigerian female footballers to North Africa, particularly Morocco, where increased investment and improved competitiveness have enhanced the profile of the women’s game in recent years.
RCA Zemamra are reportedly strengthening their squad ahead of the new Moroccan Women’s Championship season as they seek to improve their performance and compete more effectively in the league.
The club views Wachukwu’s arrival as a valuable addition to its attacking options, given her experience and potential to influence matches in the final third.
For the Nigerian winger, the transfer presents an opportunity to test herself in a new environment and further develop her career on the international stage.
Wachukwu will be aiming to settle quickly into her new team and make an immediate impact when the Moroccan women’s football season gets underway.
Her move also highlights the growing recognition of Nigerian talent across Africa, with clubs increasingly looking to the NWFL as a source of quality players capable of succeeding in competitive leagues abroad.
