Super Falcons captain, Rasheedat Ajibade, has reassured fans about her condition following an injury scare during Nigeria’s second-leg encounter against Comoros, saying she is doing well as medical examinations continue.
The forward shared the update on her X handle on Thursday, thanking her teammates, family, technical crew, medical personnel and supporters for their encouragement following the incident.
Ajibade disclosed that she is still undergoing scans and medical consultations, adding that further details about her condition would be communicated when necessary.
“Scans and medical consultations are ongoing, and more updates will be shared when available. At the moment, I am doing okay, and my spirits are high,” she said.
Despite the injury concern, the Nigerian international expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance as the Super Falcons began their campaign towards the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
She praised her teammates for their collective effort, discipline and determination, noting that leading the national side remained a source of pride for her.
“It is an honour to lead this group of women. I am proud of how our team began its road to the Olympics, and of the unity, discipline, and fight each player brought to the national team,” Ajibade stated.
The Paris Saint-Germain forward also acknowledged the support she received from fans and other well-wishers after the incident, expressing gratitude for their prayers and messages of encouragement.
“To everyone who reached out with messages, prayers and kind words, thank you from the bottom of my heart,” she said.
“To my teammates, family, our technical and medical staff, and our fans: I felt every bit of your love and support.”
Ajibade, who plays an important role for both her club and the national team, said her immediate priority was to recover completely before returning to competitive action.
“For now, my focus is on recovery and returning stronger for club and country,” she added.
The Super Falcons skipper ended her message by thanking her supporters once again and wishing them well.
“Thank you and God bless.”
Further details about Ajibade’s condition are expected as she continues with her medical assessments.
