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Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali expresses love for South Africa despite alleged threats

Following Nigeria’s victory over South Africa in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) semi-final, Super Eagles goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali has broken his silence on social media.
In a closely contested match that ended in a penalty shootout, Nwabali’s standout performance played a crucial role in securing Nigeria’s spot in the finals.
Amid concerns former Nigerian goalkeeper Idah Peterside raised about alleged threats directed at Nwabali by South African fans, the 27-year-old shot-stopper took to social media to share his thoughts on the match and extend a message of love to both Nigerian and South African fans.
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In his social media post, Nwabali expressed his deep passion for the game and emphasized his enduring affection for South Africa, where he plays club football.
He wrote, “This is a game I’m born to play. A night to remember!!! I felt every bit of it!!! Brick by brick and dreams are coming true. No love lost at all. I still love South Africa as much as their fans love me, and I love this team with all my heart.”
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