President Bola Tinubu has commended Nigeria’s senior women’s national football team, the Super Falcons, for their “superlative win” over South Africa in the semi-finals of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2025. The thrilling victory secured the team’s place in the tournament’s final and sparked a wave of national pride across the country.
The Super Falcons delivered an exceptional performance on Tuesday, overcoming a formidable South African side in what many have described as a highly competitive and emotionally charged semi-final encounter. Their triumph not only showcased their tactical prowess but also reaffirmed their status as a dominant force in African women’s football.
Describing the team’s display as a “magnificent display of grit, talent, and the indomitable Nigerian spirit,” Tinubu emphasized the national significance of their victory. The President praised their determination, resilience, and unrelenting pursuit of excellence on the continental stage.
Following the match, Tinubu took to his official X (formerly Twitter) account to express his admiration and gratitude toward the team’s efforts. He stated:
“Well deserved! Congratulations to our Super Falcons!
“Your incredible #WAFCON2025 semi-finals victory over South Africa today was nothing short of superlative.
“It was a magnificent display of grit, talent, and the indomitable Nigerian spirit. You have made the nation proud.
“Keep soaring. Don’t stop until you bring the trophy home. Go for our 10th title.
“Nigerians worldwide are rooting for you. We are waiting to receive the cup.”
The victory not only propels the Super Falcons into the final of WAFCON 2025 but also brings them within reach of a record-extending 10th continental title. With widespread support behind them, the nation now eagerly anticipates their final match and a potential historic triumph on the African stage.
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