The Chief Executive Officer of FC Robo International, Mr Emmanuel Osahon, has congratulated Nigeria’s U-17 women’s national team, the Flamingos, following their historic qualification for the final of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
Sports247 reports that Osahon described the achievement as a significant milestone for Nigerian football, particularly women’s football, while praising the players and technical crew for their dedication, resilience and impressive performances throughout the competition.
The football administrator applauded the young Nigerian players for their determination, teamwork and ability to represent the country with pride on the global stage.
He noted that the Flamingos’ remarkable journey reflects the quality, talent and fighting spirit within Nigerian women’s football, adding that their achievement should serve as motivation for aspiring young footballers across the country.
Osahon also recognised the contributions of the coaching staff, technical crew, backroom personnel and everyone who played a role in guiding the team to the final, stressing that such success is the product of collective commitment, hard work and belief.
In his congratulatory message, the FC Robo International CEO said:
“Congratulations to our Flamingos. You have made Nigeria proud and written your names in the history of our football.
Your journey is a testament to hard work, courage and belief. As you prepare for the final, go out there, give your best and enjoy every moment. The entire nation is behind you.”
He further wished the team success in the final, expressing confidence in their ability to bring their impressive campaign to a memorable conclusion.
The congratulatory message comes as excitement continues to build among Nigerian football stakeholders and supporters following the Flamingos’ outstanding run in the global competition.
For Osahon, the team’s achievement goes beyond reaching a World Cup final; it represents an important source of inspiration for the next generation of female footballers and reinforces the need for continued investment in youth and women’s football development.
With one final hurdle standing between the Flamingos and the ultimate prize, the hopes of a nation will be firmly behind the young Nigerian stars.
