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AFCON: ‘Chin Up, Now Let’s Go for Bronze’ — Kwankwaso Tells Super Eagles After Loss To Morocco
held Morocco through 120 minutes of intense play
Former Kano State governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has urged the Super Eagles to remain positive after Nigeria’s 4-2 penalty shootout defeat to Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) semi-final.
Reacting on social media, Kwankwaso wrote, “Chin up, Super Eagles. You played well against a great opponent. Now let us get the bronze!”
Nigeria had held Morocco through 120 minutes of intense play before falling in the penalty shootout.
Despite the heartbreak, Kwankwaso’s message emphasized the team’s resilience and the need to focus on the upcoming third-place match.
The post quickly resonated with fans who echoed Kwankwaso’s call for encouragement and national pride.
His words highlight the importance of support and morale as the Super Eagles prepare for the bronze medal clash, seeking to end the tournament on the next available high note.
With the team now looking ahead, Kwankwaso’s encouragement serves as a reminder of the faith Nigerians continue to place in their players, even in the face of tough losses.
