Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have joined millions of Nigerians and football fans across Africa in celebrating the Super Falcons’ historic 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title, following their thrilling 3-2 victory over host nation Morocco in the final.
Shortly after the final whistle in Rabat, Senator Oluremi Tinubu expressed her heartfelt admiration for the team’s landmark achievement in a post on her verified X (formerly Twitter) account:
“I celebrate you, our beautiful and lovely Super Falcons for the landmark victory of your 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations championship. Your resounding 3-2 victory is indeed remarkable and commendable. It is not just another trophy; it is a testament to your hard work, consistency, and the indomitable Nigerian spirit. We thank God for this sweet victory.”
She praised the team for lifting the nation’s pride and inspiring millions, adding:
“You have once again lifted the pride of our dear nation, Nigeria, and cemented your place as Queens of African football. On behalf of Nigerian women and the entire nation, I thank you for making us proud. You have written your names in gold and inspired millions across the continent. Congratulations, Super Falcons! I celebrate you. Nigeria celebrates you.”
President Tinubu also took to X to share his excitement in a follow-up post that reflected the triumph and resilience of the team:
“They chose to accept this mission. They understood the assignment. Our Superior Super Falcons delivered in true Nigerian fashion. Never say Never. They went. They saw. They have conquered again! 10-time champions of Africa. #MissionX: COMPLETE!”
The Super Falcons’ latest WAFCON triumph reaffirms their status as the most successful women’s national team in Africa, and this 10th title adds another golden chapter to Nigeria’s illustrious football history.
The victory has sparked celebrations across the country and drawn praise from leaders, fans, and sports analysts alike — all hailing the Falcons for their bravery, skill, and unmatched legacy on the continent.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons defeated Morocco 3-2 in the final to win their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations championship. With goals from Jennifer Echegini, Michelle Alozie, and Esther Okoronkwo, they overcame a 2-0 deficit at the half to win. Their record as the most successful team in African women’s football has been extended with this victory, which also marks their unbeaten run through the tournament.
Credit: @SenRemiTinubu via x.com.
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