Former Rivers Angels Forward Ibinabo Georgewill Joins Simba Queens.


Tanzania Women's League Champions Simba Queens has completed the signing of striker Ibinabo Alex Georgewill from NWFL Premiership side Confluence Queens FC. 

The young forward joined  Confluence Queens from Rivers Angels in the summer of 2021 season and has just signed a two-year contract with the biggest Women's Football team in Tanzania.


The Rivers Born forward formed a great partnership with Mercy Omokwo at the Preseason tournament held in Abuja last year (Flying Officers Cup) scoring three goals to go home with the Topscorer award. 


AS Simba Queens will be preparing for the East Africa Zonal Qualifying tourney for the 2022 CAF Women Champions League.

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