Chale! Dem dey prepare for the big wahala wey go happen for AFCON 2025 wey Tanzania go face Nigeria Super Eagles on Tuesday.

Coach Miguel Gamondi don yarn sey the cold weather for Morocco go fit scatter small for some of him boys. E no go easy for dem wey dey used to hot weather back home. Fes na one of the coldest spots, with temperature fit drop to as low as 6°C for night. Na serious matter o!

Gamondi talk say dem no go use the cold as excuse, because everybody dey face am. Wetin e talk na true, as all teams must adapt. E mention sey even for Cairo wey dem dey train before, e still dey cold. So wetin de happen na make dem fit adapt fast-fast.

As dem dey prepare for this tournament, Gamondi show confidence on how dem dey train. He talk sey the camp dey okay, and dem dey ready to represent Tanzania well. Na wetin we dey expect, abi?

This match go be the second time wey Tanzania go face Nigeria for AFCON. Na 1980 be the first meeting, where Super Eagles carry the day with 3-1 win. As dem dey go meet again, people dey wait to see how the Taifas Stars go manage this new cold vibes when e reach wetin dem sabi do best, which na football.

Super Eagles dey prepare strong as dem land for Morocco, ready to collect fourth AFCON title. After dem no fit qualify for FIFA World Cup, dis tournament dey mean a lot to dem. Coach Eric Chelle don make am clear sey dem no dey play to carry last.

William Troost-Ekong don retire, so Na Wilfred Ndidi go wear captain band. Simon Moses and Alex Iwobi dey with am to make sure sey dem no slack for field.

Opening ceremony for AFCON go happen for Rabat wey go feature Davido wey dey ready to ginger the crowd. Super Eagles go first match dey happen for Fes, and dem go need all our prayers and support.

As dem enter dis AFCON, no forget sey Tunisia and Uganda dey for dem group too. Na competitive matter we dey face, and na survival of the fittest! Everyone dey talk how Tanzania go perform, but with proper training and spirit wey dey strong, we fit dey expect something as dem don adapt to cold weather.