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.
The win puts Nigeria in a strong position for the return leg in Abeokuta on Tuesday.
Mr Ajadi stated that even as a basketball coach, he supports football.
Ms Ajibade expressed hope that the promises would be fulfilled soon.
Mr Tinubu said the players reminded the nation of the power of sports to unite a diverse nation.
“This 10th cup did not just come up in the last competition. We are the pioneers of this great achievement,” Maureen Madu said.
Mr Obi’s comments came amid the cash prizes and national awards conferred on Super Falcons for winning the Africa Cup of Nations.
Mr Usman noted that a “president who openly shies away from promoting his national currency sends a dangerous message to the world and to his citizens.”
The Nigerian women’s national football team on Saturday defeated hosts Morocco 3-2 in a thrilling final to extend their continental dominance.
Mr Shaibu said, “The Super Falcons have once again etched their name in African football history.’’
