The Nigeria National Women's Football Team, better known as the Super Falcons has qualified for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup which will be hosted in Australia and New Zealand. This feat follows their 1-0 victory over Cameroon at the quarter final of the ongoing Women's Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Casablanca, Morocco. Rasheedat Ajibade's second-half strike earned the Super Falcons this victory and as she pulled her shirt up to celebrate the camera captured the "Thank you Jesus" in her inner wear.
Coming from a very religious country, some Nigerians are asking; could she be a christain convert as her name Rasheedat is an arabic name thus a muslim?
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Well, with this victory over Cameroon, Nigeria has joined Morocco, South Africa and Zambia as countries with teams that have qualified for the Women's World Cup happening next year. The Nigeria National Women's Football Team is considered Africa's most successful female football team as the Super Falcons have won a record of 11 Women's Africa Cup of Nations titles in the tournament's history. The team's last win was in the year 2018. Congratulations to the Super Falcons for adding yet another feather to their bright cap.
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