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CAF Awards: Olawande, Mouktar congratulate Gusau, Osimhen, Oshoala

The Minister of State for Youth Development, Mr. Ayodele Olawande has congratulated the trio of Victor Osimhen, Oshoala and Nnadozie for their awards.

In a statement signed by the Head Press and Public Relations of the ministry, Maryam Umar Yusuf, the Minister said it was a victory for the youths of Nigeria.

“These latest accomplishments by the trio bear eloquent testimony to the dedication to their craft, their strength and determination, and the focus and ingenuity that define the life of an average Nigerian youth.”

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In the same vein, Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Football Association, Alhaji Adam Mouktar Mohammed, has congratulated NFF President Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau following Nigeria’s success at the 2023 CAF Awards.

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“I am particularly happy for Gusau for this great achievement. It’s not easy considering the enormous work he is saddled with. We can see under his administration the Super Falcon players have done well both individually and collectively.

“A 24 year wait for the prestigious Men’s Africa Footballer of the Year happened in his time, also sweeping up the Women’s category of Best Player and Goalkeeper is a testament of his abilities and good intentions to run football as the results are evident for all to see.

“I am very happy, indeed this year has been hugely rewarding for Nigeria football and for our country as a whole. I congratulate Osimhen, Oshoala and Nnadozie, and I congratulate the Super Falcons as a team for bringing us this honour,” said Mouktar.

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