Dafinone hails Super Falcons comeback in WAFCON victory, says ‘masterclass in courage’
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Dafinone hails Super Falcons comeback in WAFCON victory, says ‘masterclass in courage’

By Advocate | July 27, 2025 | 2 min read |

Senator Ede Dafinone has praised Nigeria’s Super Falcons for their “resounding and well-deserved” victory over host nation Morocco in the final of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), describing the triumph as a “masterclass in courage, skill, and tenacity.”

In a statement released on Sunday, the Senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District celebrated the team’s extraordinary performance at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, calling it “a proud moment for our nation.”

“Once again, the Super Falcons have demonstrated the unbreakable resolve and indomitable spirit that define the Nigerian people,” Dafinone declared. “Against all odds and with the full weight of the host crowd against them, our girls rose to the occasion.”

Referring to the team’s campaign as “Mission X,” Dafinone said the victory goes beyond football—it is a bold statement of Nigerian resilience and womanhood.

“The never-say-die attitude of the team is a reflection of the Nigerian identity—resilient, daring, and destined to win,” he added. “Your performance has united the nation in celebration and reminded the world of the strength of Nigerian women in sports and beyond.”

Dafinone also highlighted the broader significance of the Super Falcons' success, noting that sports remain a powerful tool for fostering national unity and empowering youth.

“As the Senator representing Delta Central, I am especially proud of the role sports play in inspiring our youth, promoting national unity, and elevating the image of Nigeria on the global stage,” he said.

The Super Falcons' dramatic win over Morocco marks yet another chapter in their legendary dominance of African women’s football, reaffirming their place as the continent’s most successful team.

“Congratulations, Super Falcons! You have made the nation proud once again,” the statement concluded.

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