Super Falcons Receive Tinubu’s $100,000 Reward For Record 10th WAFCON Title

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has fulfilled his $100,000 reward pledge to the Super Falcons following the team’s historic triumph at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations where Nigeria clinched a record-extending 10th continental title.

According to a statement from the National Sports Commission ,NSC), the players have started receiving payments of approximately ₦140 million each, representing the naira equivalent of the President’s promised reward.

The payment comes months after the Super Falcons staged a remarkable comeback to defeat hosts Morocco 3-2 in the final played in July 2025.

Having gone two goals down, the Super Falcons rallied in the second half to secure a memorable victory and reclaim the African crown.

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Captain Rasheedat Ajibade has expressed the team’s appreciation to President Tinubu for honouring his commitment, noting that the gesture recognises the players’ hard work and achievement on the continental stage.

The reward is part of the Federal Government’s efforts to recognise and encourage Nigerian athletes following outstanding performances in international competitions.

In a similar gesture, President Tinubu also fulfilled his $100,000 reward pledge to members of D’Tigress after their victory at the 2025 FIBA Women’s AfroBasket Championship, where the Nigerian women’s basketball team extended its dominance by winning a fifth consecutive title.

The latest development marks another financial recognition of the Super Falcons’ achievement and their place in the history of African women’s football.

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