by A new video of Super Eagles of Nigeria players in an overexcited state following victory over Rwanda after the Group C World Cup qualifying match has surfaced online, sparking widespread reactions among social media users.
Recall that yesterday, March 21st 2025, Super Eagles beat Rwanda in Kigali by 2goals to nil. Nigeria’s forward Victor Osimhen who plays for Galatasaray in Turkey scored the brace at the Amahoro Stadium.
The Super Eagles controlled the game well, securing their first win of the qualification campaign with ease.With South Africa’s victory over Lesotho, Rwanda drops to third in Group C, while Nigeria moves up to fourth, just one point behind Rwanda ahead of their crucial clash with Zimbabwe next week.
However, after defeating Rwanda in their country, a video surfaced online where Super Eagles player were seen dancing so hard while they were inside the dressing room.
The video captures players like Ola Aina, Iwobi, Chukwueze, William Troost-Ekong and others dancing with so much excitation in them.
Meanwhile, the way Super Eagles defender Ola Aina who plays for Nottingham Forest F.C. in the English Premier league dances sends many Nigerians into fits of laughter.
Also, the high standard facility of Rwanda stadium, dressing room as well as the stadium environment embedded with lights captured the attention of Nigerians as they urged the federal government to spend so much money on sport as Nigeria is blessed with so much money than lots of African countries.
Watch the video below;
See reactions below;
gentleknight014 : If You Believe The World Cup is coming to Nigeria, Please Tap here with faith. 🙌🙌.
chimdindu34 : If not for peer pressure watin Rwanda wan go do for world cup😂.
thearovibe : That stadium got facility.
successttttttt : I know we won this match, and we should celebrate, but let’s also take a moment to look at how well organized Rwanda’s football body is not just their players, but their entire system. From their stadium to football facilities, accessories, and even the dressing rooms, everything is top notch. Why can’t we have something like this in our country? Why can’t our football body build standard stadiums or at least rehabilitate the ones we already have to match international standards? Right now, there’s no stadium in Nigeria that can compare to what we just saw today.
o_olutade : Kudos to Rwanda. They are a great host. I can see player pics in dia lockers.
iyydeeo9 : So @olaaina they play UCL next season😭❤️ Qualify for World Cup Qualify for UCL 🥶.
