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Akpabio, NDC Hail Flamingos’ Historic World Cup Triumph
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- Nigeria's historic triumph at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup has continued to attract congratulatory messages from prominent Nigerians, political leaders and football stakeholders following the Flamingos' remarkable 2-1 victory over Japan in Saturday's final in Morocco. — The Will
- FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, has congratulated Nigeria’s Flamingos on their historic victory at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, describing their triumph as “well deserved”. — Punch (Nigeria)
- President Bola Tinubu has hailed Nigeria’s Flamingos for making history as the first African team to win the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, describing their triumph as a defining moment for Nigerian sports and a landmark achievement for African football. — The Ghanaian Chronicle New
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- Infantino hails Flamingos’ historic U-17 World cup triumph — Punch (Nigeria) · 10:39 UTC
- Tinubu, Obi, Infantino, Others Celebrate Flamingos’ Historic U-17 World Cup Triumph — The Will · 11:49 UTC
- Akpabio, NDC Hail Flamingos’ Historic World Cup Triumph — This Day · 14:28 UTC
- Tinubu, Akpabio, Obi, Okpebholo hail Flamingos’ historic World Cup victory — The Sun · 03:12 UTC
- Tinubu hails Flamingos’ historic World Cup triumph — The Ghanaian Chronicle · 10:45 UTC
- Oborevwori hails Flamingos’ world title — Prime 9ja Online · 10:20 UTC
- Tinubu rewards Flamingos with ₦100m each after historic U-17 World Cup triumph — Premium Times · 16:41 UTC
- Akpabio redeems N100m pledge to Flamingos, hails World Cup triumph — Vanguard (Nigeria) · 18:23 UTC
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