**Super Falcons Intensify Prep for Cameroon Showdown** As the countdown to the Women's Africa Cup of Nations begins, Nigeria's Super Falcons have stepped up their preparations with the arrival of more players in their Yaoundé camp. The team, eager to defend their continental crown, has grown to 15 players, with the latest additions being AS Roma duo Rinsola Babajide and Shukurat Oladipo, alongside Folashade Ijamilusi and Kafayat Shittu. These new arrivals join 11 teammates who reported earlier in the week, including captain Rasheedat Ajibade and Gift Monday. The team's coaching crew has kicked off preparations with a full training session at the Stade Omnisport Ahmadou Ahidjo, where they began tactical drills and fitness work. This marks the beginning of on-field preparations for the double-header friendlies against Cameroon's Indomitable Lionesses. **A Crucial Build-up to WAFCON** The friendlies, scheduled for February 28 and March 3, are a crucial part of Nigeria's build-up to the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. Coaches will use these matches to assess squad depth, test combinations, and give opportunities to both experienced players and emerging talents. The Super Falcons will be keen to retain their continental crown, having lifted the trophy a record-extending 10th time last year in Morocco. **Cameroon's Uncertainty** Meanwhile, hosts Cameroon approach the friendlies amid uncertainty off the pitch. The Indomitable Lionesses currently do not have a permanent head coach following the dismissal of Jean-Baptiste Bisseck in October 2025. The Cameroonian football federation has yet to appoint a long-term replacement, raising concerns within the football circles. Despite this, Cameroon remains focused on preparing for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, which will be staged in Morocco next month. As the Super Falcons intensify their preparations, all eyes will be on the team's performance in the friendlies. Will they be able to retain their continental crown, or will Cameroon's uncertainty off the pitch affect their on-field performance? Only time will tell.