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WAFCON25: ‘Bring the Trophy Home’, Tinubu Hails Super Falcons’ Semi-Final Win

President Bola Tinubu has congratulated the Super Falcons on their “superlative” victory over South Africa in the WAFCON 2025 semi-final, urging them to “bring the trophy home”.

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President Bola Tinubu has congratulated the Super Falcons on their “superlative” victory over South Africa in the WAFCON 2025 semi-final, urging them to “bring the trophy home” as they head into the final in pursuit of a record 10th title.

President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Nigeria’s Super Falcons on their “superlative win” against South Africa in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) 2025 semi-finals, praising their “magnificent display of grit, talent, and the indomitable Nigerian spirit.”

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Taking to his official X page on Tuesday, Tinubu said, “Well deserved! Congratulations to our Super Falcons! Your incredible #WAFCON2025 semi-finals victory over South Africa today was nothing short of superlative.”

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The president encouraged the team to “keep soaring,” adding, “Don’t stop until you bring the trophy home.”

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With the win, the Super Falcons have secured a place in the final and are now on track to claim a record-extending 10th continental title, sparking pride and excitement across the nation.

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