In a call for optimism, Chief Paul Maduakor, the President of Nigeria Amputee Football Federation, has expressed confidence that the success of the Super Eagles in the upcoming African Nations Cup will serve as a powerful inspiration for the Special Eagles, the national amputee football team.
As the African Nations Cup kicks off, Maduakor urged the Super Eagles to maintain focus despite recent challenges, emphasizing the impact of a positive mindset on achieving favorable results. He acknowledged concerns such as the team’s recent loss in a friendly match against Guinea and the withdrawal of players due to injuries but urged Nigerians to remain positive and supportive.
Maduakor emphasized the importance of national unity and encouragement, stating, “The success of this team will surely inspire the Special Eagles.” He drew attention to the upcoming Amputee Football Nations Cup scheduled for April in Egypt, highlighting that their Nations Cup qualifier also serves as the World Cup qualifier. Maduakor called on Nigerians to believe in the Super Eagles, as their success would contribute to fostering a positive atmosphere for the Special Eagles.
Expressing unwavering confidence in the abilities of the Super Eagles, Maduakor pointed out that the team boasts the best African footballer, providing the necessary motivation for the entire squad. He urged the nation to rally behind the players, stating, “We have the players, and with us believing in them, the trophy is ours.”
As both the Super Eagles and the Special Eagles gear up for significant tournaments, Maduakor’s call for positivity and belief in the teams resonates as a message of national pride and unity, bridging the gap between different facets of Nigerian football.
