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Tinubu Hails Super Falcons After Win Over South Africa, Urges Them To Bring Home The Trophy
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TINUBU HAILS SUPER FALCONS AFTER WIN OVER SOUTH AFRICA, URGES THEM TO BRING HOME THE TROPHY

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President Tinubu Celebrates Super Falcons’ Victory, Encourages Them to Win WAFCON Final

 

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated the Super Falcons of Nigeria for their impressive semi-final victory over South Africa in the ongoing 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON).

 

In a message of encouragement, President Tinubu praised the players for making the nation proud with their determination and outstanding performance.

 

“Nigerians are proud of you,” the president said. “You have shown true grit and resilience on the field. Now, go all the way and bring home the trophy!”

 

The Super Falcons defeated defending champions South Africa 2-1 in a tense and emotional match, securing their place in the final as they continue their quest for a record 10th WAFCON title.

 

President Tinubu’s remarks reflect the mood of the nation, as millions of fans celebrate the team’s progress and await the final showdown.

 

With the final just around the corner, the president’s message adds extra motivation for the players to finish strong and lift the continental trophy once again.

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