AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWAFCON Shock in Rabat: Nigeria’s Super Falcons were stunned 3-2 by debutants Malawi at Al Madina Stadium, with the Chawinga sisters driving the comeback after a goalless first half; Nigeria’s World Cup hopes now look shaky as they face must-win games to stay alive. Falcons Fallout: Coach Justine Madugu defended his tactics after backlash over selection and tactics, while midfielder Christy Ucheibe vowed a bounce-back against Zambia. Rewards Confirmed: Nigeria’s government says the promised WAFCON 2025 rewards are paid—$100,000 bonuses in players’ accounts and three-bedroom homes in Abuja—with NSC chief Shehu Dikko set to hand over keys in Morocco ahead of the next matches. Ghana’s Black Queens Build-Up: Ghana’s Black Queens opened their WAFCON campaign against Cape Verde in Casablanca, with officials urging courage and determination as they chase a first title. Morocco in the Spotlight: Tanger Med welcomed the CMA CGM Notre-Dame, a major LNG-powered container ship, underscoring Rabat’s wider regional logistics momentum. Western Sahara Tensions: Sahrawi civil society condemned a US ambassador visit to El Aaiun as a violation of Western Sahara’s UN status and an attempt to legitimize occupation.
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