Open Letter to CAF: Complaint About Laser Attacks on Nigerian Players by Moroccan Fans
Written By : Awuzie Frankline
I am writing to report a very serious and unfair incident that happened during the match between Nigeria and Morocco on July 26, 2025.
During the game, many people saw that Moroccan fans used laser lights to distract and disturb Nigerian players.
This happened especially during important moments like free kicks and penalties. These laser beams were pointed directly into the eyes of our players.
This kind of behavior is dangerous and very wrong. It is not fair, not safe, and goes against the rules of the game.
Laser lights can hurt the eyes and stop players from performing well. This is a form of cheating and should not be allowed in football.
We kindly ask CAF to:
1. Investigate the incident properly, using video and security reports.
2. Punish the Moroccan team or fans if found guilty, according to the rules.
3. Make stronger rules and security checks to stop tans from bringing or using laser lights in stadiums.
We believe CAF must take this matter seriously. All players deserve to feel safe and respected on the field. If nothing is done, this kind of bad behavior will continue.
Please take action to protect the integrity of African football.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Awuzie Frankline ( Chief Odiegwu )

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VON STATEMENT ON FALSE WAFCON REPORT!

Dear Esteemed Nigerians and Friends of Voice of Nigeria,

On behalf of the management and staff of the Voice of Nigeria (VON), I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who reached out with concern, support, and constructive feedback following the regrettable publication on our website on the night of Saturday, 26th July 2025, regarding the WAFCON 2025 Final between Nigeria and Morocco.

The erroneous report, which prematurely and falsely announced a Nigerian loss before the conclusion of the match, was both inaccurate and deeply unfortunate. Voice of Nigeria aligns with this historic moment, as our Super Falcons mounted a courageous comeback to defeat hosts Morocco 3–2, securing a record-extending tenth WAFCON title and affirming their place at the pinnacle of African women’s football.

We sincerely apologize for the misinformation and the confusion it caused. The integrity of our journalism is paramount, and we take this incident seriously. While initial reviews pointed to an internal lapse, we are also investigating the possibility of a security breach or identity theft through hacking, which may have contributed to this disturbing development. As a public institution, we cannot rule out such cyber threats and are taking appropriate steps to enhance the security of our digital platforms.

It is important to clarify that while internal editorial processes are being reviewed and strengthened, we are not placing sole responsibility on any individual staff member, including the sports reporter initially associated with the story. Rather, this episode underscores the need for comprehensive institutional safeguards to prevent such occurrences in the future.

As part of our ongoing internal reforms, we have introduced key editorial structures, including an Investigative Desk, a Fact-Checking Unit, and a Monitoring and Evaluation Team. We have also undertaken strategic staff redeployments to enhance accountability, build resilience, and boost editorial efficiency across our platforms.

These reforms reflect our broader commitment to repositioning VON as a more responsive, transparent, and globally respected media institution. At Voice of Nigeria, we embrace the responsibility that comes with being Nigeria’s official international broadcaster. We remain steadfast in our dedication to our three pillars: People, Platform, and Partnership.

We are deeply thankful for your engagement. Your voices remind us that accountability is not a burden—it is a cornerstone of public service.

Once again, thank you for standing with us not just in times of national celebration, but also when we are called to reflect, correct, and improve.

Warm regards,
Mallam Jibrin Baba Ndace, mnipr
Director General/CEO
Voice of Nigeria (VON)

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