The President of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, Ibrahim Gusau, has said that fans of the Super Eagles can expect to see some new young players in the team.

He also complimented the team’s progress during their time with head coach Eric Chelle.

The football chief highlighted the team’s strong attacking play and the rise of young players as the main good things from their AFCON tournament.

Chelle took over in January 2025 and led Nigeria to a third-place finish at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

The Super Eagles did not lose any of their games during regular time in the tournament.

Gusau looked at how the team played and pointed out that Nigeria did well in scoring goals and keeping clean sheets as signs of improvement, even though they didn’t win the trophy.

Gusua said, “After the AFCON tournament ended, even though they did not win the trophy, they were the team that scored the most goals in the whole competition as well as being the only team that did not lose any matches except for those penalty kicks. That shows the team is getting better.”

The Super Eagles scored 14 goals in the tournament — eight in the group stage and six in the knockout rounds — which made them the top scorers in the competition.

They also maintained clean sheets during the knockout phase and only let in four goals in the group stage, which put them among the top defensive teams.

He added, “The most important part is finding some new young talents. There are more players still coming because you know what even makes us have some issues even in trying to introduce more of the young players is that we intend to have some quality friendly matches during the November window, unfortunately, we have to go to the playoffs.

“So, if we don’t have the playoffs, we plan to let the coach try some young players during the friendly matches we’re going to play in November.

“It’s not always easy for a coach to just bring in a new player and put him in a big tournament, but moving forward, we have the March window to do that.

“I believe we are still going to give him a chance to bring in some young players who will be added to the team. Nigerians should have higher expectations from the team and the coach.”

During the tournament, the Malian coach gave competitive starts to young players Salim Fago and Tochukwu Nnadi.

‘Popular Nollywood actress, Uche Ogbodo has shared her opinion on the major cause of divorce.

The movie star claimed that the male gender contributes 95 per cent in failed marriages.

According to her, most marriages fail because a significant number of men neglect, emotionally abuse, betray or cheat on their spouses.

On her Instagram page, she wrote, “Men contribute 95 per cent in failed marriages.

“Many marriages fail because a significant number of men neglect, cheat, devalue, emotionally harm, emotionally stress, or betray their wives.”

She added that the absence of accountability in relationships and society encourages the trend.

Uche Ogbodo is currently in her second marriage.

She married her second baby daddy, Boby Maris in October 20223 after her first marriage to Norway-based football agent, Ato Ubby, in 2013, crashed barely a year after it was contracted.