AFCON: Nigerians in South Africa commend Super Eagles over victory

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By Peter Ejiofor
London, Feb. 8, 2024: The Nigerian community in South Africa has commended the Super Eagles for qualifying for the final of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

Nigeria defeated South Africa 4-2 on penalties after their thrilling game which left many on the edge of their seats ended 1-1 in extra time.

Mrs Doris Ikeri-Solarin, President of Nigerian Union, South Africa, said in a statement from Pretoria, South Africa on Thursday that Nigerians in that country were elated with the win.

She commended the Bafana Bafana of South Africa for their resilience and determination during the game, adding that the South Africans gave a good account of themselves.

“The Nigerian community in South Africa wish to congratulate the Super Eagles for qualifying for the final of AFCON 2023.

“The Super Eagles have shown character and consistency in the games leading to the final. We believe they have the potential to win the AFCON title,’’ she said.

Doris -Ikeri urged the team to remain focused and determined, assuring that Nigerians all over the world are solidly behind them.

“We are very optimistic that the Super Eagles will win the AFCON title. We join other Nigerians in praying for our national team to win the AFCON title,” she said.

Nigeria will meet hosts, Cote D’ Ivoire in the final of the competition on Sunday.

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