The Falconets, who scaled through to the second round without kicking a ball following the withdrawal of Sierra Leone, will host the first leg of the second round fixture in Nigeria on March 31.
Zimbabwe thrashed the largely inexperienced Mozambique side 4-0 in the first leg in Harare and is tipped to complete the demolition job when the two teams clash in Maputo next week.
Nigeria has participated in every edition of the FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup since the inaugural event in Canada in 2002. At the last championship in Germany, the Falconets stunned the world by reaching the Final, where they lost 2-0 to hosts Germany.
THE FULL LIST:
Ugochi Okafor (Pelican Stars), Ebubeleye Whyte (Rivers Angels), Stella Henry (Pelican Stars), Eucharia Okafor (Delta Queens), Lola Phillips (Confluence Queens), Gloria Ofoegbu (Rivers Angels), Josephine Chukwunonye (Rivers Angels), Fasilat Adeyemo (Confluence Queens), Rose Usman (Osun Babes), Francesca Ordega (Rivers Angels), Asisat Olushola (FC Robo), Ugo Njoku (Rivers Angels), (Uchechi Sunday (Rivers Angels), Ebere Orji (Rivers Angels), Charity Adule (Bayelsa Queens), Amarachi Okoronkwo (Nasarawa Amazons), Cecilia Nku (Bayelsa Queens), Foluke Osundele (Sunshine Queens), Blessing Edoho (Pelican Stars), Eno Umoh (Ibom Queens), Aminat Yakubu (FC Robo), Ngozi Okobi (Delta Queens), Esther Sunday (Sunshine Queens), Damilola Akano (Sunshine Queens), Jane David (Delta Queens), Desire Oparanozie (Delta Queens), Blessing Echelpu (Benue Queens), Chioma Nwankwo (Nasarawa Amazons), Akhere Idemudia (Inneh Queens).
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