Champions celebrate Super Eagles with jubilant procession - as DSA, Dr. Uwaechi, others laud Nwabali

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By Timothy Sogaolu

300 Level Mass Communication


Nigeria Goal-keeper, Stanley Nwabali during the
Nigeria -South African AFCON Semi-final clash yesterday. Picture: Google


In a spontaneous outpouring of joy and patriotism, students at McPherson University on Wednesday night stormed out of their hostels to express their exhilaration over Nigeria's national football team, the Super Eagles, qualifying for the final of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON). Chanting songs of victory, the students created a vibrant atmosphere filled with excitement and pride. 


One student, who preferred to remain anonymous, expressed their delight, saying, “Although they (Bafana Bafana) might rob us of the Grammy, but we've got the AFCON! ” This sentiment echoed the prevailing mood among the students, who viewed the AFCON final qualification as a moment of national glory and unity. 


The spontaneous celebration also extended beyond the university campus, as thousands of Nigerians took to their social media handles to express their delight for the Super Eagles' achievement. Messages of congratulations and pride flooded various online platforms, with hashtags such as #SuperEagles and #AFCON Final trending nationwide. 


The Super Eagles' journey to the AFCON final has captivated the nation, with their impressive performances igniting a sense of optimism and pride among Nigerians. As the country gears up for the final showdown, the support and enthusiasm of the students and citizens alike serve as a testament to the unifying power of sports and the enduring spirit of Nigeria. With hopes high and spirits lifted, the nation eagerly anticipates the AFCON final on Sunday, where the Super Eagles will battle the Ivorians for continental glory. 


Regardless of the outcome, the collective celebration and unwavering support demonstrated by the students and Nigerians reflect a nation united in its love for football and pride in its national team. Meanwhile, the Ag. Dean, Student Affairs, Dr. Sunday Omeike and the Medical Doctor of the University, Dr. Clement Uwaechi and some students were seen celebrating the Eagles success after the match yesterday.




Edited By:

Timothy Sogaolu

Editor, The Communicator on Sunday


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