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BUA Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu gifts Super Eagles $500,000 despite loss to Morocco

Matthew by Matthew
5 months ago

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Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul Samad Rabiu has gifted Nigeria’s Super Eagles a sum of $500,000 despite losing to Morocco.

Nigeria lost 4-2 on penalties in the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations after the match ended goalless after extra time.

The industrialist had earlier promised to give the Super Eagles the cash gift if they win the set against the Atlas Lions and $50,000 for every goal scored.

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In a statement on his official X page, Abdul Samad Rabiu congratulated the Super Eagles for their efforts so far in the tournament and promised to fulfil his donation despite the team’s shortcomings.

To our brave Super Eagles,

You fought with your hearts, gave your all, and showed true courage and determination on the pitch. Though it wasn’t meant to be this time, you have made every Nigerian proud. 🇳🇬

Sometimes, even our best efforts don’t bring the outcome we hope for, but the spirit, passion, and unity you displayed are what truly matter. You left everything on the field, and that is worthy of celebration.

As a token of appreciation for your remarkable journey and effort, I am still going ahead to fulfill the pledge of $500,000 USD. This is in recognition of your hard work, dedication, and the joy you have brought to our nation.

Keep your heads high, Super Eagles – the experience, lessons, and spirit will fuel even greater success next time. Nigeria will always be proud of you, and we believe in your future victories!

Nigeria will take on the Pharaohs of Egypt who lost to Senegal in the other semi-final, in the third place match on Saturday evening.

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