History was made in Rabat as the Flamingos of Nigeria conquered global football at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup. Under head coach Akeem Busari, the team executed an extraordinary seven-match campaign at the finals, overcoming an early setback to claim six consecutive victories and become the first African nation to lift any FIFA women’s international trophy.

Nigeria's Flamingos beat Japan 2-1 to win the U-17 Women's World Cup, becoming Africa's first champions; FIFA offers no prize money, but squad gets $50,000.

Nigeria’s Flamingos received a $50,000 reward after winning the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, while the Presidency clears their outstanding campaign bonuses.

Nigeria’s Flamingos beat Japan to win the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, making African history, but FIFA will offers no prize money to the victorious team.

Nigeria’s Flamingos return to Abuja as world champions after beating Japan 2-1, with coach Hakeem Busari revealing the tactics behind their historic triumph.

Nigeria’s Flamingos beat Japan 2-1 to become world champions, but $50,000 is the only confirmed reward; bonuses and national honours still remain unannounced.