Former Senate President Urges Super Eagles to Clinch AFCON Trophy

AFCON final Ex Senate President Mark charges Super Eagles to win
AFCON final Ex Senate President Mark charges Super Eagles to win

In a thrilling display of sportsmanship, former Senate President David Mark has called upon the Super Eagles to secure victory in the upcoming African Cup of Nations (AFCON) final. Emphasizing his elation at the team’s recent triumph over South Africa’s Bafana Bafana, Mark urged the Super Eagles to maintain their winning momentum as they approach the crucial final match in Ivory Coast.

In a statement released to journalists, Mark lauded the Super Eagles’ remarkable and dramatic victory over Bafana Bafana, dubbing it a testament to the honor of Nigeria. He underscored the hard-fought nature of the win and stressed the significance of not taking it for granted, urging the team to harness their momentum and strive for the ultimate prize.

Expressing pride in the team’s journey thus far, Mark’s personal message to the Super Eagles emphasized the pivotal nature of the upcoming final, urging them to set their sights on claiming the gold and bringing the coveted trophy home. Mark extended his commendation to the Super Eagles’ head coach, Jose Peseiro, applauding his leadership and the team’s resilience on the global stage.

Mark’s unwavering support for the team dates back to his initial goodwill message prior to the tournament’s commencement, where he urged them to pursue victory with unwavering determination. He reminded the team of the immense responsibility they carry as standard-bearers for over 200 million Nigerians and supporters worldwide.

As the stage is set for a historic AFCON final, Mark’s call to the Super Eagles encapsulates the fervent hope and solidarity of a nation rallying behind its team, poised for glory on the continental stage.

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