The Super Falcons played a 1-1 draw with their Benin Republic counterpart in the second leg of the qualifier at the MKO Abiola Sports Complex, Abeokuta.
Nigeria will take on the winner of Saturday’s quarter-final game between Cup holders South Africa and Senegal in the semi-final.
The Super Falcons must beat Japan on Wednesday to stand any chance of progressing to the quarter-finals.
Women’s football debuted at the Olympic Games as a demonstration sport in 1996, but the Super Falcons made their entry in 2000 in Australia
In the second period, Bihina kept out all efforts by Ajibade, Echegini and substitutes Akudo Ogbonna and Asisat Oshoala.
This was after they defeated hosts Cape Verde 2-1 for a 7-1 aggregate win in the final round of the qualification series.
Super Falcons have participated in every edition of the tournament and are nine-time winners.
“We are still expecting Francisca Ordega and Halimat Avinde to join the team soon,” it said.
Super Falcons have qualified for the 2022 Africa Women’s Cup of Nations (AWCON) in Morocco.
