Super Falcons coach Babajide has expressed confidence in Nigeria’s chances of defending their WAFCON 2026 title and securing qualification for the Women’s World Cup.
Speaking ahead of the tournament, Babajide highlighted the team’s ambition to maintain Nigeria’s dominance in African women’s football while achieving the wider goal of returning to the global stage. He stressed that the squad remains focused on preparation, discipline, and delivering strong performances throughout the competition.
The Super Falcons, one of Africa’s most successful women’s national teams, will enter WAFCON 2026 with expectations high as they seek to retain the continental crown. Babajide believes the players have the quality, experience, and determination needed to compete against the best teams in Africa.
Beyond defending their title, securing World Cup qualification remains a major priority for the Nigerian side. The coaching staff is working on strategies aimed at maximising the team’s strengths and ensuring they are fully prepared for the challenges ahead.
Babajide’s confidence reflects Nigeria’s continued commitment to the growth and success of women’s football, with the Super Falcons determined to strengthen their legacy on both the African and international stages.