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Super Falcons receive rewards for historic WAFCON 2024 Triumph
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Super Falcons receive rewards for historic WAFCON 2024 Triumph

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National Sports Commission (NSC) Chairman Shehu Dikko and Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi on Tuesday presented the Federal Government’s promised cash rewards to the Super Falcons following their triumphant 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations campaign.

The presentation took place in Rabat, Morocco, where the team is currently preparing for the WAFCON 2026 tournament.

Justine Madugu’s side won a record-extending 10th title at the WAFCON 2024 finals, edging past hosts Morocco 3-2 in the final.

The rewards also serve as a morale booster for the Super Falcons as they embark on the defence of their continental crown in Morocco.

They will face Malawi’s Scorchers in their first game at the Al Madina Stadium in Rabat tonight.

The Copper Queens of Zambia and the Cleopatras of Egypt are the other teams in the group.

Super Falcons receive rewards for historic WAFCON 2024 Triumph

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