Tinubu Hails Super Eagles’ 4–1 Triumph Over Gabon In World Cup Playoff

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended the Super Eagles for their commanding 4–1 victory over Gabon in Thursday’s FIFA World Cup Africa Playoff clash, describing the performance as a testament to the Nigerian spirit of resilience and excellence.

In a statement issued by his Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, the President praised the team’s courage, balance, and precision, noting that football remains one of Nigeria’s strongest symbols of unity and shared national pride.

Tinubu said the win has boosted national morale and reinforced Nigeria’s collective resolve to secure a place at the World Cup. He applauded the players, coaching crew, and the entire technical and administrative staff for their dedication to the national cause.

The President highlighted the result as evidence of Nigeria’s deep reservoir of football talent and the Super Eagles’ determination to maintain their standing among Africa’s most respected teams.

He also saluted millions of Nigerian supporters worldwide whose passion and loyalty continue to energise the squad during crucial international moments.

Tinubu urged the team to sustain their momentum as they approach the remaining qualifiers, stressing that every match offers a fresh opportunity to demonstrate discipline, character, and ambition.

“This is the true Nigerian spirit of resilience against all odds. Do not stop until you secure qualification. Super Eagles, keep soaring. The nation stands with you!” he said.

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