In a show of strong support for the Super Eagles, the Akwa Ibom State Government has taken a major step by securing 30,000 tickets for passionate football fans ahead of Nigeria’s crucial 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Zimbabwe. This gesture is designed to encourage massive attendance at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere as the national team looks to secure another vital victory on their road to the World Cup. By ensuring thousands of fans can cheer on the Super Eagles free of charge, the state government aims to boost morale, inspire the players, and reinforce home-field advantage against their Zimbabwean opponents. The initiative underscores Akwa Ibom’s commitment to football development and national pride, reflecting the deep passion Nigerians have for the sport. As excitement builds, supporters are expected to turn out in full force, draped in the nation’s iconic green and white, to rally behind the Super Eagles in what promises to be a thrilling encounter, the Super Eagles are set to clash with the Zimbabwean Warriors at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo on Tuesday. The Godswill Akpabio International Stadium in Uyo has served as the stronghold for the Super Eagles throughout their home matches in the ongoing FIFA World Cup qualifiers, cementing its status as a key venue for the national team. As the three-time African champions prepare for their next challenge, they are determined to secure another crucial victory following their commanding 2-0 triumph over Rwanda in Kigali last Friday. That win provided a significant morale boost and strengthened their position in the race for World Cup qualification. Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong has underscored the significance of the upcoming fixture, emphasizing the team’s unwavering determination to claim all three points. “We are fully focused on winning this match. Every point is vital at this stage of the qualifiers, and we cannot afford to let any slip away,” he asserted. Reflecting on their recent success against Rwanda, Troost-Ekong highlighted the team’s approach, stating, “Our strategy is simple—take each game as it comes, collect maximum points whenever possible, and ensure that by the end of the qualifiers, we have done enough to book our place at the World Cup.” The Group C encounter is scheduled to kick off at 5 PM Nigeria time on Tuesday, March 25.