![WAFCON: Teni, Flavour, Timi Dakolo others perform for Super Falcons at Presidential Dinner [VIDEO]](https://mediatalkafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Super-Falcons-WAFCON-Victory-Celebrated-at-Star-Studded-Presidential-Dinner-1024x610.jpg "Super Falcons' WAFCON Victory Celebrated at Star-Studded Presidential Dinner")
Nigeria’s national women’s football team, the Super Falcons, were honored with a star-studded presidential dinner in Abuja on Monday evening, celebrating their recent triumph at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON). The event, hosted at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, featured live performances by top Nigerian artists, including Timi Dakolo, Flavour, Teni, and Fidow, alongside other musicians, as the team returned home from Morocco hours earlier.
Organized by the Nigerian government, the gathering drew prominent political figures, entertainers, and sports personalities. Key attendees included Hannatu Musawa, Minister of Arts, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy; Doris Uzoka-Anite, Minister of State for Finance; Festus Keyamo, Minister of Aviation; renowned comedian Seyi Law; and football analyst Kelechi Anyikude. The celebration underscored the nation’s pride in the team’s historic achievement, marking their first WAFCON title in over a decade.
The Super Falcons’ victory at the continental tournament, held in Morocco, solidified their dominance in African women’s football, having secured a record-extending seventh title. Their return to Nigeria was met with immediate festivities, reflecting the government’s efforts to spotlight the athletes’ contributions to national unity and sports development. Videos of the event, circulating widely on social media, showcased vibrant performances and speeches lauding the team’s resilience and skill.
The dinner also highlighted the intersection of sports, culture, and governance in Nigeria, with musical acts symbolizing the country’s rich creative heritage. Such high-profile recognitions aim to inspire future generations of athletes while emphasizing the growing global influence of African women’s football. As celebrations continue, the Super Falcons’ success reinforces Nigeria’s position as a powerhouse in the sport, drawing international attention to both their athletic prowess and the nation’s cultural vibrancy.
