[WATCH]: Edo Queens players join Brain Jotter challenge after scoring in Women’s Champions League WAFU B

Players of the Nigeria Women's Football League champions (NWFL), Edo Queens, have joined in the Gwo Gwo 'Gwo Ngwo' dance challenge made popular by Nigerian comedian and skit maker Chukwuebuka Amuzie, known as Brain Jotter,

The Players joined the social media challenge after their debut goal in the Women’s Champions League WAFU B qualifiers in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

Nigerian champions Edo Queens made a strong start to their WAFU-B CAF Women's Champions League qualifying campaign, securing a convincing 5-0 victory over AS Garde Nationale.

The team displayed impressive attacking prowess, with goals from Emem Essien, Suliat Abideen, Blessing Iliveda, Esther Moses, and Joy Jerry sealing the emphatic win.

The victory places Edo Queens in a strong position to progress to the next round of the competition.

Next up for Edo Queens is a game against Hasaacas Ladies which will determine their fate in the qualifiers.

A decade-old song by Nigerian music legend Mike Ejeagha has unexpectedly become a global sensation as the catchy chorus "Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo" from his 1983 hit "Onye Ori Utaba" has been given new life thanks to a viral dance challenge initiated by skit maker Brain Jotter.

Jotter's unique dance routine, featuring a playful back-and-forth movement synchronised to the song's rhythm, quickly captured the internet's attention.

The video has generated millions of views and inspired countless copycats, transforming the old song into a modern-day anthem.

The challenge has spread rapidly across social media platforms, with people from all walks of life participating in the fun and energetic dance craze.