By Odafe Ochuko
The shocking 2-1 loss of Super Eagles tp Wasps of Rwanda at Godswill Akpabio stadium, Uyo on the match day six of the 2025 AFCON qualifiers on Monday, has been described as a blessing in disguise by Ladan Bosso.
Bosso, former Flying Eagles coach, who now tinkers the affairs of Bayelsa United in the NPFL, said that the loss is a wake-up call to the Super Eagles ahead of the World Cup qualifiers in March, next year, that they still need to work very hard to get favourable results and no room for complacent.
“The loss of Rwanda is a blessing in disguise. This loss will make the coaches to have an idea of next set of players to invite for the World Cup qualifiers next year,” Bosso said.
“It is a situation that will make the players to be in more efforts in subsequent games knowing that nothing there are no room for errors on the road to 2026 World Cup.
“With strenght of character, especially the discipline aspect of the players, I think Super Eagles can do better. The players must have the right frame of mind to navigate the world cup qualifiers successfully.
“Football is a fight to finish. A must- win situation for all the remaining games in the world cup qualifiers,” he said.
Nigeria finished as group winners with 11 points to qualify for 2025 AFCON tournament, together with their West African neighbours, the Cheetahs of Benin Republic that ended in the second spot with 8points.
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