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By John Ogunsemore
The Federal Government says the nation remains proud of the Super Eagles despite the team’s semi-final exit from the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
Nigeria lost 4-2 on penalties to hosts Morocco after playing out a goalless draw in regulation and extra time on Wednesday night.
Morocco will now play Senegal, who knocked out Egypt, in the AFCON final on Sunday.
In a statement signed by Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, the Federal Government commended the Eric Chelle-tutored team for giving their all and representing Nigeria with pride and dignity.
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The statement reads, “Even in defeat, you showed character, teamwork, and resilience, and those qualities matter deeply to the nation you represent.
“Football has its highs and lows, but your effort, commitment, and fighting spirit throughout this tournament have earned the respect and gratitude of Nigerians at home and abroad.
“You reminded us that wearing the green and white is about courage, unity, and never giving up. Hold your heads high.
“Learn from this experience, stay united, and return stronger. Nigeria remains proud of you and grateful for the joy and hope you gave us during this competition.
“Well done, Super Eagles. The nation stands with you, always.”
