ANFASSC activates its Renewed Hope Campaign countdown for Super Eagles 2026 World Cup qualifiers

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The Authentic Nigeria Football and Allied Sports Supporters Club (ANFASSC) has announced and launched its official campaign tagged the Renewed Hope Countdown for Nigeria 2026 World cup qualification, to activate and galvanize massive support for Nigeria qualification for the 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP.

National President of the club Abayomi Ogunjimi said it became very imperative for there to be a deliberate and systematic approach from all stakeholders and the supporters club if the Super Eagles must turn around their fortune and get back to pole position in the qualifiers.

‘One thing that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, is very passionate about, even before he became President, is his unwavering belief in a better Nigeria and despite the current temporary challenges, we can see using sports as an example, all the impactful changes he has continued to bring to the sector’.

‘This is why for us at the Authentic Football and Allied supporters club , we have full confidence that the Super Eagles will still qualify for the World cup in 2026, hence the importance of this countdown campaign’.

‘We know Mr President is giving the NFF through the National Sports Commission all the support they need to turn things around and we at the supporters club have no doubt that with the quality and expertise of the two men heading the NSC in Mallam Shehu Dikko and Honourable Bukola Olopade, the World cup ticket will be achieved”.

‘This campaign is a conscious effort by the supporters club to galvanise our supporters all around the world to be on the same page of confidence and optimism as we move closer to the remaining World cup qualifying matches starting with the game against Rwanda in Kigali”.

‘The Super Eagles have six remaining Qualifying Matches and if everything goes well as we have planned with all the cutting edged strategies we are putting in place for this campaign , Eric Chelle’s team can win all the remaining six games”, he concluded.

 

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