Categories: Sports

AFCON: Buhari Hails Victorious Super Eagles

President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the Super Eagles for another spectacular outing that has confirmed Nigeria’s progress to the Next Level in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Egypt 2019.

With a well-deserved victory over the Bafana Bafana of South Africa, President Buhari believes, like millions of other sports-loving Nigerians, that the mission of having the trophy in our hands for the fourth time is almost accomplished for the high flying Eagles.

The President in a statement by his spokesman, Femi Adesina urges the team and their handlers to remain focused, disciplined and scale the remaining two hurdles to glory.

He affirms that the crop of players in the national football team represent the resilient and indomitable Nigerian spirit, which must be reflected in all other areas of national life.

President Buhari assures the players that Nigerians are praying for them to fly higher and get to the peak of the tournament, knowing that the taste of victory is sweet and what they have achieved so far is pleasing to Nigerians irrespective of ethnic, religious or political inclination.

hvzclarence

Recent Posts

Rivers Crisis: Why Arsonists Attack LG Secretariats – Wike

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has attributed the recent attacks…

7 hours ago

Adabanija: Over 10 People Arrested For Allegedly Criticising Oyetola

 Posts Capable Of Inciting People Against Minister – Loyalists Oyetola’s Aides Behind My Incarceration -…

9 hours ago

Mother Cries For Help As Vigilante Operatives Allegedly Torture, Rape 15-Year-Od  Daughter

..Alleges Police Of Foul Play The Mother of a 15-year-old girl, Helen Joseph, has called…

10 hours ago

Couple Remanded For Maltreating Minors

A couple, Abubakar Yuguda and Fatima Abubakar, were remanded on Tuesday by Chief Magistrate Musa…

10 hours ago

Kaduna Health Workers Begin Indefinite Strike

Health workers in Kaduna State, represented by three prominent professional organizations—the National Association of Nigerian…

10 hours ago

How 84 Nigerian Lecturers Died In Three Months Over Economic Hardship

No fewer than 84 Nigerian lecturers have died between May to August 2024 due to…

12 hours ago

This website uses cookies.