AFCON 2023: Targeting A Single Player For The Team’s Shortcomings Is Unfair And Unjust - Ahmed Musa Ask Nigerians To Stop The Attack On Alex Iwobi

Posted by Amarachi on Tue 13th Feb, 2024 - tori.ng

Reacting to the Cyber attacks on Iwobi, Ahmed stated that Alex Iwobi gave his best in the field and should not be bullied for it.


 

Nigerian footballer, Ahmed Musa has taken to Instagram to urge trolls to desist from bullying his colleague, Alex Iwobi.

Some Nigerians singled out the footballer for attacks after the Super Eagles lost to Ivory Coast in the AFCON Final match on Sunday, February 11.

The attacks led to Alex deleting almost all the posts on his Instagram page.

Reacting to the Cyber attacks on Iwobi, Ahmed stated that Alex Iwobi gave his best in the field and should not be bullied for it.

He wrote;

‘’Dear fans, I want to please urge you to halt the cyber-bullying directed towards Alex Iwobi. Cyber bullying is not just a violation of decency but also a serious crime. It’s hypocritical to claim that football unites us while engaging in such behavior.

 Losing a game is undoubtedly tough, but targeting a single player for the team’s shortcomings is unfair and unjust. We win as a team, and we lose as a team. Alex gave his all on the field, just like every member of our squad.

Instead of spreading negativity, let’s show genuine love and support to our players. They need our encouragement now more than ever. Let’s uplift each other and stand united, both in victory and defeat. 🇳🇬 THANKS''


Popular Stories
FLASHBACK: Major Orkar's Speech In Failed Coup Against Babangida On April 22, 1990
Never Give Up: Nigerian Celebrities, Before And After They Made Money (Photos)
How I Tried To Buy Chevron At 29 - Billionaire Son, Paddy Adenuga Writes Inspiring Message to Nigerian Youths
Hotter Than Fire! Check Out This Stunning and Curvy Nigerian Female Fire Fighter (Photos)
Manager Catches Man Stealing in His Store But What He Did to the Thief is Unbelievable (Photos)


Copyright © 2022 Tori.ng - All rights reserved
Tori.ng is owned and managed by Cyclofoss Technologies Ltd.