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Super Eagles captain Musa calls for unity among Nigerians after AFCON 2023 support

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Nigeria captain Ahmed Musa has called on his compatriots to remain united after cheering the Super Eagles to the second-place finish at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.

The Super Eagles suffered a 2-1 loss to host country Ivory Coast in Abidjan on Sunday which deprived them a fourth AFCON title.

Although Musa did not play a minute of football in the tournament, he described his participation as a success after they improved on the round of 16 stage they reached in the 2019 edition.

The Sivasspor winger noted that the Super Eagles united Nigeria amid the country’s economic struggle and he has urged the citizens embrace the same energy for one country.

“Reflecting on our journey in the AFCON tournament, I’m filled with immense pride for the Nigerian Super Eagles,” Musa tweeted. “Though we may have fallen short of the championship, our unity on the field transcended religious and tribal differences, reminding us of the power of football to bring us together.

“Despite the twists and turns of the game, our team stood strong, displaying resilience and determination that resonated with fans across the nation.

“To all our incredible supporters, your unwavering dedication and chants lifted us higher than ever before. Your passion for the game and for our country is truly inspiring. In a time where economic challenges weigh heavily on our shoulders, let us carry the same spirit of unity beyond the football pitch and into every aspect of our lives.

“As we face the hurdles ahead, let’s remember that together, we are stronger. Let’s channel the same energy and comradeship we experienced during the tournament into tackling the obstacles that lie ahead. Let’s embrace our diversity as a strength and stand united as one nation, one team, one family.

“Thank you, Nigeria, for your undying support. Let’s continue to strive for greatness, both on and off the field.”

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