Geh Geh Blasts Super Eagles After Flamingos’ Achievement, Challenges Players To Win Trophies

Financial expert and social media personality Geh Geh has criticised Nigeria’s senior men’s national football team, the Super Eagles, following the recent achievement of the country’s female Under-17 team.

Geh Geh expressed his disappointment in a video shared online, where he congratulated the young female footballers but questioned why the senior men’s team had continued to struggle to win major international trophies despite having several established players.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the social media personality compared the achievements of the female U-17 side with the Super Eagles, arguing that the younger female players had accomplished what their more experienced male counterparts had yet to achieve.

He referenced prominent Nigerian footballers, including Victor Osimhen, Victor Boniface, Ahmed Musa and former international midfielder Austin ‘Jay-Jay’ Okocha, while expressing frustration over the senior team’s record in major competitions.

Geh Geh suggested that the Super Eagles had failed to justify the expectations associated with their status and the quality of players available to the national team.

He also challenged the players to prove their worth by winning major trophies for Nigeria, insisting that the team should reconsider its iconic eagle identity if it could not deliver silverware for the country.

In a strongly worded remark, he said the Super Eagles should remove the eagle symbol and replace it with a Urobo fowl if they were unable to win anything for Nigeria, describing the situation as a source of embarrassment to Nigerians.

His comments have added to the ongoing conversations surrounding the performance of the Super Eagles and expectations for success in international football.

Meanwhile, his praise for the female U-17 players has highlighted the growing attention surrounding their achievement and renewed debate over the contrasting fortunes of Nigeria’s male and female national football teams.