AFCON: Nigerian Lady Shows What She Did to Moroccan Man She Met After Super Eagles’ Semi-final Loss

AFCON: Nigerian Lady Shows What She Did to Moroccan Man She Met After Super Eagles’ Semi-final Loss

  • A Canadian-based Nigerian lady showed what she did to a Moroccan man she met on the bus after the Super Eagles’ semi-final loss
  • The lady said she saw the Moroccan watching the game on his phone, which Morocco won on penalties
  • What she did to him got people talking, and many took to the comment section to share their observations on her unexpected action

A Nigerian lady in Canada shared what she did to a Moroccan who was in the bus with her during the AFCON semi-final match, which Nigeria lost to Morocco on penalties after playing goalless in extra time.

Morocco defeated Nigeria 4–2 on penalties to qualify for the AFCON 2025 final, with Samuel Chukwueze and Bruno Onyemaechi missing their spot kicks.

Morocco defeats Nigeria 4–2 on penalties to qualify for the AFCON 2025 final
A Nigerian lady reacts after Morocco wins semi-finals against Super Eagles. Photo: TikTok/@evelynonwukanewpage, X/@CAF_online
Source: UGC

AFCON: Lady reacts as Morocco wins semi-finals

As Nigerians expressed their disappointment after the tough semi-final match, a Canadian-based Nigerian lady named Evelyn Onwuka shared what she did after Nigeria lost the match.

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Identified as @evelynonwukanewpage on TikTok, the lady who was in the same bus with a Moroccan shared what she did to him after his country won the match.

She stood up to meet the man, who was also watching the match, and congratulated him with a handshake.

She captioned the video:

“As soon as Morocco won; I stood up from my sit to congratulate a Moroccan also watching the match. Met him on the bus in Canada.”

Watch the TikTok video below:

AFCON: Nigerian lady's action towards Moroccan trends

@Glowria Edwards said:

"Good that’s good spirit of sportsmanship."

@Roshah said:

"I can neverrrrrrrrr do such a thing."

@KIDDIES THRIFT IN SAPELE said:

"Na u know watin u wan gain."

@Ice said:

"Who send u?"

@MeMe said:

"And son that’s how I met your dad."

@Amygabbyrealty16 said:

"That’s the spirit girl."

@Nikkybrown said:

"Correct babe."

@Olaoluwa Alfred said:

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"See the Joy on the guy face."

@Adannaya said:

"That’s sportsmanship."
A Nigerian lady reacts after Morocco wins semi-finals against Super Eagles.
Morocco defeats Nigeria 4–2 on penalties to qualify for the AFCON 2025 final. Photo: CAF_online
Source: Getty Images

Legit.ng had reported that while the game was ongoing, a Nigerian lady at the stadium burst into prayers as the clash got tough.

Identified as @sisialagbo0 on TikTok, the lady was live at the stadium in Morocco to support the Super Eagles as they expected victory in the semi-final clash.

In the video she shared during the match, the lady was seen singing and praying as the match got tougher.

AFCON semi-final: Man reacts to referee's officiating

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Ghanaian doctor has drawn the ire of Nigerians over his comment about the officiating by referee Daniel Nii Ayi Laryea, who oversaw the Nigeria versus Morocco Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) semi-final game, which the host won on penalties.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) had earlier announced that the Ghanaian referee would oversee the game, a decision that was condemned by many Nigerians.

After the match, many Nigerians took to social media to criticise the referee over what they described as poor officiating, but the Ghanaian doctor differed in his assessment of the game.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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