Nigeria’s Super Falcons have made history again, winning their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title after a dramatic 3-2 victory over hosts Morocco in the final match played in Rabat on Saturday.
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The win was a moment of national pride, especially as the Falcons overturned a two-goal deficit to secure the trophy. Their performance earned them praise from President Bola Tinubu, who described the team’s triumph as a true reflection of the Nigerian spirit. The statement released by his media aide said the team showed strength, courage, and commitment that inspired the entire country.
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Saturday’s final was one of the most exciting matches in the tournament’s history. Morocco had a strong start and went ahead with goals from Ghizlane Chebbak and Sanaa Mssoudy, putting pressure on the Nigerian side before the halftime whistle. But the Falcons were not ready to give up their crown.
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In the second half, the team responded with determination. Esther Okoronkwo sparked hope with the first goal, and Florence Ijamilusi followed up with the equaliser. Then, just two minutes before full-time, Jennifer Echegini sealed the win with a brilliant strike, sending the Nigerian bench into wild celebration.
The turnaround was a major boost for Coach Justine Madugu and his squad, who came into the tournament with high expectations. Their journey was not easy, but they kept their focus, winning tough matches to reach the final and eventually claiming the trophy in dramatic fashion.
Nigeria remains the most successful team in WAFCON history, now with a double-digit number of titles. No other country on the continent has come close to matching that record. With this victory, the Super Falcons continue to show why they are the dominant force in African women’s football.
This latest win also brings renewed attention to women’s football in Nigeria. Many fans believe the team deserves better support and recognition going forward. For now, though, celebrations continue as the nation awaits the return of its champions. The Super Falcons have once again proven they have what it takes to fly above the rest.
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