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The Nigerian National Under-15 Team, Future Eagles, once again relies on the skills, vision, power and goals of its latest revelation, Devine Nwachukwu. After their 3-2 win against Morocco on Thursday, the Eagles will now seek a maximum of points against Djibouti on Saturday, before completing their group match against Libya on Monday.
After stealing the show on Thursday, he managed to score a few goals to help coach Danladi Nasidi's team to get rid of the loss.
The Eagles recovered through a comeback from the second half strengthened by Nwachukwu, who tied, and Chidera Ejiofor got the other goal for the Nigerians.
Nwachukwu was particularly unstoppable, as he troubled the Moroccans' back line defying Ejiofor was also very keen on the Nigerian, but Lateef Omidiji Junior, highly publicized, was not among the goals.
Nigeria is the defending champion and hopes to defend his opponents. Nigeria did not take part in the football event of the first African Youth Games in Rabat, but in Gaborone, Botswana, four years ago, won four out of five matches and attracted the greatest number of young people. another to emerge winners at the second edition.
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