ABUJA, Nigeria – John Enoh, Nigeria’s Minister of Sports Development, has extended a message of support and encouragement to the Super Eagles as they gear up for their critical match against Angola’s Palancas Negras in the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Nations, AFCON 2023, held in Côte d’Ivoire.
As the Super Eagles prepare to take the field today, Friday, February 2, 2024, the nation’s hopes and dreams rest on their shoulders.
The team, coming off a thrilling victory against the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon in the round of sixteen, received heartfelt congratulations from Senator Enoh, who lauded their performance and the significant improvements displayed during the match.
“You outclassed and thumped an old foe who came into the party determined to halt your resolute march towards clinching the coveted trophy,” he wrote.
Senator Enoh’s letter, filled with pride and optimism, serves not only as a congratulatory note but also as a rallying cry for the team to remain focused and unwavering in their quest for the championship.
Reminding them of the task that lies ahead, the sports minisrer emphasised, “… you have given a good account of yourselves so far, let me quickly remind you that the job is not yet done, and will be done when you bring the highly sought after trophy back home as worthy African Champions.”
The minister’s message underscores the nation’s belief in the Super Eagles’ ability to secure the prestigious AFCON title once again, marking a potential fourth victory in their storied history.
The Nigerian team, celebrated for their triumphs in 1980, 1994, and 2013, carries the weight of expectation to add 2023 to their list of achievements.
As the Super Eagles face Angola today, the support from their homeland is unwavering, with hopes high for a performance that will once again affirm Nigeria’s dominance in African football.
Senator Enoh’s message reflects a nation united in its quest for glory, standing firmly behind its team as they aim to soar to new heights at the AFCON 2023.
