APC youth wing to host viewing party for AFCON final | The Guardian Nigeria News

The Youth wing of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced that it would host a viewing party for the final match between Nigeria’s Super Eagles and Elephants of Ivory Coast in the final of the Africa Cup of Nation.

The event will take place on Sunday, at the APC National Secretariat in Wuse, Abuja. In a statement signed by the National Youth Leader, Dayo Israel, stated that the event was to build on the momentum of the success of the last semifinal match against South African’s Bafana Bafana.

According to him, the view party underscores APC’s commitment to fostering cohesion and camaraderie among the youth through its Community Action Through Sport (CATS) programme.

“Building on the momentum of this success, the APC Youth Match Viewing Party 2 is set to captivate the audience once again with the highly anticipated AFCON final showdown between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Elephants of Ivory Coast.

“The Mega Viewing Party promises to be a spectacle of national pride, excitement, and unity as supporters come together to rally behind the Super Eagles in their quest for AFCON glory.

“Attendees should expect an electrifying atmosphere, complete with giant screens, refreshments, and camaraderie that transcends political affiliations.

“The APC extends a warm invitation to all Nigerians, football enthusiasts, and supporters of the Super Eagles to join us at the APC National Secretariat in Awuse, Abuja, as we witness history unfold in the AFCON final. Together, let us celebrate the spirit of unity, patriotism, and sporting excellence.

“The semi-final viewing event, held at the APC National Secretariat, witnessed an overwhelming turnout of distinguished members of the National Assembly, party stalwarts, presidential aides, and hundreds of enthusiastic party members. The thrilling match between Nigeria and the Bafana Bafana of South Africa culminated in a glorious victory for the Super Eagles, sparking jubilation and unity among attendees.”