Nigerian comic, Bovi has reacted strongly after the Tremendous Eagles’ AFCON match towards Morocco, calling out the crew over dedication, focus, and distractions.
In a viral video that has since sparked heated debates on-line, Bovi warned gamers to not report for nationwide responsibility if they don’t seem to be mentally and emotionally prepared to offer the whole lot for Nigeria.
In his phrases, he stated:
“Don’t come to the Tremendous Eagles in case you’re not prepared to offer the whole lot for the nation. If the NFF delays your fee, let it go.”
He went additional responsible social media and extreme reward for affecting gamers’ focus, evaluating Nigeria’s method to that of prime soccer nations.
“Social media has distracted you all, and the reward obtained to your heads. When Argentina had been getting ready to play us 4 days earlier than, none of their gamers had been energetic on social media.”
The comic additionally described soccer as a sport that brings folks of various religions collectively, no matter their variations, stressing the necessity for unity and sacrifice when representing the nation.
His feedback got here within the aftermath of the Morocco sport, which left many followers questioning the crew’s mindset and general dedication.
As anticipated, Nigerians took to social media to share blended reactions. One commentator wrote, “Straightforward to speak whenever you’re not the one risking damage,” whereas one other argued, “Gamers need to be paid. Patriotism doesn’t pay payments.”
Bovi’s outburst has as soon as once more reignited the long-running debate over what it really means to put on the Tremendous Eagles jersey.
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“Don’t come to the Tremendous Eagles in case you’re not prepared to offer the whole lot for the nation. If the NFF delays your fee, let it go. Social media has distracted you all, and the reward obtained to your heads. When Argentina had been getting ready to play us 4 days earlier than, none of their… pic.twitter.com/MWqCeqINRv
— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) January 15, 2026