Nigerian Teacher in South Africa Wears Native Dress, Dances in Front of Students After AFCON Victory
- A Nigerian man who is a teacher in South Africa observed a special celebration after Nigeria trashed Bafana Bafana
- The man dressed in a native attire and danced excitedly before his South African students
- The students cheered him and celebrated with him as he was happy that Nigeria defeated South Africa
It was a moment of joy for a Nigerian man teaching in South Africa as he celebrated Nigeria's African Cup of Nations (AFCON) victory. Nigeria won the match by 4-2 on penalties, and the man's joy knew no bounds as he celebrated with so much joy.
In a funny celebration video shared on TikTok by @fisdbaba, the man was seen in a native attire that left no one in doubt that he was a Nigerian.
Source: UGC
In the clip, he danced amid his students, who lined up and clapped for him after the AFCON clash.
He walked gallantly, giving different moves as Nigeria advanced to the AFCON finals.
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Nigrian celebrates AFCON win in SA
The video by@fisdbaba has attracted many positive reactions from TikTok users, many of whom noted that it was the beauty of football.
A few South Africans who commented did not like the post, as they angrily tackled the man and criticized the students.
Watch the video below:
Reactions as Nigerian man celebrates Super Eagles win
@kingsleyemmy302 commented:
"Life is sweet if you don't hate but love."
@CholoWame said:
"You would swear they've won CAF."
@Agu Ezuike commented:
"All hail the Eagles."
@Lutheran 1 said:
"Welldone brother. Next time."
@kelvyntaryus said:
"Iarry go we dey your back."
@Noma Naledi commented:
"The way I laughed."
Despite lose against Nigeria, SA proud of players' performance
Briefly News previously reported that one would expect South Africans to be sad after Bafana Bafana lost against Nigeria in Wednesday's Africa Cup of Nations semi-final. But that is not the case, in fact, Mzansi beamed with pride that the national team made it that far.
The team started the AFCON on a shaky note, losing two-nil against Mali. But redeemed itself when it won four-nil against Namibia in their second match group. We looked at how the players contributed to the team's success.
The Bafana captain and goalkeeper has indeed performed his duties well beyond expectations. The player set South Africa abuzz after his heroic penalty saves against Cape Verde, making the team advance to the semi-finals after 24 years.
Source: Legit.ng
