Super Eagles Launch AFCON 2025 Title Push with ‘Naija 4 The Win’ Initiative

Super Eagles Launch AFCON 2025 Title Push with ‘Naija 4 The Win’ Initiative

By Niyi Busari 

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has officially unveiled the Naija 4 The Win campaign ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco, as the Super Eagles begin their quest to reclaim continental supremacy, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

Three-time African champions, Nigeria head into the tournament with renewed determination and a clear objective: to lift the AFCON trophy once again. While the Super Eagles’ silver-medal finish at the 2023 tournament in Côte d’Ivoire underscored the team’s quality and resilience, it also highlighted the narrow margin separating them from ultimate success.

That experience now serves as a driving force rather than a setback, fueling preparations for a more decisive challenge in Morocco.

Under the guidance of head coach Eric Sékou Chelle, and with the full backing of the National Sports Commission and the Nigeria Football Federation, the Super Eagles are being moulded into a cohesive unit built on discipline, experience, emerging talent and collective ambition. The mandate is clear: surpass the previous performance and return home with Africa’s most coveted football prize.

The Naija 4 The Win initiative is designed as a rallying call, uniting Nigerians at home and in the diaspora behind the national team. It draws inspiration from Nigeria’s historic AFCON triumphs in 1980, 1994 and 2013, reminding supporters that continental success is deeply embedded in the nation’s football heritage.

As Morocco 2025 approaches, the NFF has urged fans to lend their voices and presence to the team whether from viewing centres across the country or from the stands in North Africa emphasising that public support remains a vital component of the Super Eagles’ campaign.

With preparations intensifying, the message is unmistakable: the journey has begun, the mission is clear, and Nigeria’s Super Eagles are ready to challenge for African football’s ultimate honour once more.