PuffyTee highlights Super Eagles’ collective brilliance for AFCON bronze

From the entertainment scene to the business sector; from sports administrators to  sports loving Nigerians, the impressive outing of the Super Eagles at the recently concluded 2025 Africa Cup of Nations(AFCON)  is receiving wide commendation.

The latest public figure to join the long list of those   celebrating the Super Eagles, is distinguished music producer, PuffyTee.

The entertainment mogul described the Super Eagles’ impressive AFCON campaign as the result of collective brilliance and technicality.

“Under the leadership of Coach Eric Chelle, the Super Eagles displayed tactical and collective brilliance for the world to see,” PuffyTee told First ZealMediaCast Blog. “Everywhere in the world, it’s all about the Super Eagles’ impressive performance.

 “It’s not just another bronze medal as some may say, but a statement of strength and character, it proves that we are still a force to reckon with in African football and that Nigerians never back down,” he added.

PuffyTee who is the producer behind the hit song Yahooze by Olu Maintain, highlighted some of the players for special commendation.

 “The players of the day for me were Ademola Lookman, Akor Adams and heroic shot-stopper, Stanley Nwabali and Alex Iwobi. Everyone did well but these four were exceptional. By every measure this campaign deserves an 8 out of 10, they were strong, inspiring and full of promise,” PuffyTee stressed.

He praised the Super Eagles’ for recovering quickly from their Morocco heartbreak.

 “Although the semi-finals loss was very heartbreaking, they showed resilience, bounced back and reminded us that setbacks are just a phase,” PuffyTee explained.

He urged the coach to pay more attention to strategy and game plans.

 “Only that at times the Team act above par, football on the continent is evolving and we need to step up our game, interchange and strategy and style of play. But nonetheless we still remain a force to reckon with,” he stated even as he called for more development for  Nigerian football.

“If Nigeria is to rise by 2027,  we must act now, we have to invest in youth development and in our League, building academies for young talents,” he said.

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