President of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Melvin Pinnick unequivocally reiterated that his outfit main objective is to win the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.
The Super Eagles have annexed the African prestigious tournament three times, the last one was in 2013 in South Africa under the auspices of the late former player and captain of the Super Eagles, Stephen Keshi.
After stripping off the hosting rights of the 32nd Africa Cup of Nations from Cameroon, the Executive Committee of CAF have given the nod to Egypt to host the rest of the continent.
“There are so many competitions this year and we intend to, as usual, put our best foot forward in each and every one of them. The target always is to emerge victorious.
"However, the very big one that we do not want to miss is the AFCON title. We have won it three times but we want it for a fourth time so that we can close the gap with the likes of Egypt and Cameroon,” Amaju Pinnick said.
“The NFF will work with the technical crew to achieve an excellent preparation of the Super Eagles for the tournament. Everything legitimate would be done to ensure the Super Eagles triumph in Egypt.
“The NFF will equally give the Super Falcons all the support to perform excellently at the World Cup,” he restated.
Egypt has won the Africa Cup of Nations title seven times while Cameroon emerged champions on five occasions with Ghana having four titles to her credit.



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