African Football Discussion Thread {Male & Female} Current Topic: 👉 WAFCON

[Mayor of ogba]

It is only when you use the money you can't afford to lose or your life savings to gamble that you will believe gambling is not for the weak. That's why it is always advisable that we use the money we can afford to lose when gambling so we will not be depressed and motivate ourselves with the saying "gambling is not for the weak." I am not saying Cossyblack should gamble for fun; I am of the opinion he should gamble for profit, but as he's gambling for profit, he should use the money he can afford to lose to gamble so that gambling won't have a negative influence on him.

I get what you saying, is like gambling and at the same time not hurting yourself but one thing is sure that he might as well use that as something to say he is very sure of a game not that he is going to use all he has worked for in this life, gamblers have different ways of saying things to people without doing it, is like to show how serious he is with that selection unless we have a prove then all that isn't true. Nothing is bad to use whichever money, the one you can afford to lose or the one you can't afford to lose, all money is important, the best thing is being careful because when it happens you feel the pains alone or your family members suffer it as well. We have risk takers who don't mind what happens if they stake a game win or lose as outcome, all the same, we shouldn't get carried away by the possibility of a selection entering because it might fail us when we left expected.

There is a big possibility that Cossyblack was joking with what he said about being ready to use his life savings to bet on the Nigeria Super Falcons to win against the Moroccan women, but I said what I said to him so that he will be guided and never make such a mistake in the future even though he's where they are fixing a game. I can see that there's nothing I will tell you or someone else will tell you that will make you use only the money you can afford to lose when you are gambling, so I will leave you to use any amount of money you think is right for you to gamble with.

We can't be too certain about what he wants to do with his life savings, people do things without thinking it through and no matter how hard you try to give them guidelines like you said on how to spend their money even if what you are telling them will help them in a long run, they'll still see it as nothing important, until they attempt it they won't rest we have people like that. The best is to say what you have to say as in advice and leave it be for the person to either take it or leave it, that's life for you, is a choice...these days you don't force people to listen to advice.

We are like brothers and sisters here because we are from the same continent and the same country, so if we see one of our own taking a wrong step in life, it is our duty to guide the person in the right way, but if the person chooses not to listen to our advice, that's the person's business, but the most important thing is that we have initiated a move to guide the person in the right way, but the person fails to take our advice.

[Sexylizzy2813]

It is only when you use the money you can't afford to lose or your life savings to gamble that you will believe gambling is not for the weak. That's why it is always advisable that we use the money we can afford to lose when gambling so we will not be depressed and motivate ourselves with the saying "gambling is not for the weak." I am not saying Cossyblack should gamble for fun; I am of the opinion he should gamble for profit, but as he's gambling for profit, he should use the money he can afford to lose to gamble so that gambling won't have a negative influence on him.

I get what you saying, is like gambling and at the same time not hurting yourself but one thing is sure that he might as well use that as something to say he is very sure of a game not that he is going to use all he has worked for in this life, gamblers have different ways of saying things to people without doing it, is like to show how serious he is with that selection unless we have a prove then all that isn't true. Nothing is bad to use whichever money, the one you can afford to lose or the one you can't afford to lose, all money is important, the best thing is being careful because when it happens you feel the pains alone or your family members suffer it as well. We have risk takers who don't mind what happens if they stake a game win or lose as outcome, all the same, we shouldn't get carried away by the possibility of a selection entering because it might fail us when we left expected.

There is a big possibility that Cossyblack was joking with what he said about being ready to use his life savings to bet on the Nigeria Super Falcons to win against the Moroccan women, but I said what I said to him so that he will be guided and never make such a mistake in the future even though he's where they are fixing a game. I can see that there's nothing I will tell you or someone else will tell you that will make you use only the money you can afford to lose when you are gambling, so I will leave you to use any amount of money you think is right for you to gamble with.

We can't be too certain about what he wants to do with his life savings, people do things without thinking it through and no matter how hard you try to give them guidelines like you said on how to spend their money even if what you are telling them will help them in a long run, they'll still see it as nothing important, until they attempt it they won't rest we have people like that. The best is to say what you have to say as in advice and leave it be for the person to either take it or leave it, that's life for you, is a choice...these days you don't force people to listen to advice.

We are like brothers and sisters here because we are from the same continent and the same country, so if we see one of our own taking a wrong step in life, it is our duty to guide the person in the right way, but if the person chooses not to listen to our advice, that's the person's business, but the most important thing is that we have initiated a move to guide the person in the right way, but the person fails to take our advice.

I completely agree with you but you know that when it comes to gambling it is very difficult for a gambler to listen to the advice given to him or her because is like when they fail to play for a day, that's when they are suppose to win and that would even make you advicing him to be the enemy of him progressing, it has happened to me before, I became the bad person. This is the same reason I prefer to say something to any gambler and let him choose for himself, in as much as we want to look out for each other we should also know who would listen to us when they're making a wrong move, we can't force anyone, gambling has a very strong spirit that's why is hard to abstain from it. It pays and also drills is how you go about it that matters, nobody wants to go bankrupt but everybody wants to be rich at the same time, use money to make money but use it wisely.

[Abdulzuruku01]

Building a world-class stadium in Nigeria is a good idea, and I believe it is something we should have for a long time now, considering our capacity as giants of Africa, i anticipate that Nigeria will rank in the top 10 nations in the world for having world-class stadiums. Hosting bigger competitions will be risky due to insecurity in the country, Nigeria is unsafe to host bigger competitions, as you and I both know, which is why many people speak out against the super falcon rewards, everyone complaining about the money that was offered to them understands that those girls deserved it, but what's their pain is that what has the government done to show appreciation for the country's security agencies?

The stadiums that we have in the country have not been well managed, and people are saying the government should build more. I believe almost all the states in Nigeria have stadiums, but how many of them are maintained?

Nigerians are criticising the government because of ignorance and poverty. They don't know that other countries also reward their players handsomely. While others are just angry that the government is handling the economy poorly, which has led to hardship while they are spending such an amount on sportswomen.

this is the reason why most people are complaining about the rewards, because our government doesn't care much about football and we only have a few well-maintained stadiums, like International Stadium in Akwa Ibom and others,  If our government decides to invest and raise the standard of the Nigeria Football League, it will greatly benefit the young people. Because we have young, gifted football players who want to play football as career but aren't given the chance, so perhaps that will empower them if they do not use tribalism, because that's the problem we mostly have in Nigeria. I also believe that other players from African nations will get interested in playing too, and that will bring more togetherness, but I do not think that our government is going to work with such idea.

[Fiatless]

this is the reason why most people are complaining about the rewards, because our government doesn't care much about football and we only have a few well-maintained stadiums, like International Stadium in Akwa Ibom and others,  If our government decides to invest and raise the standard of the Nigeria Football League, it will greatly benefit the young people. Because we have young, gifted football players who want to play football as career but aren't given the chance, so perhaps that will empower them if they do not use tribalism, because that's the problem we mostly have in Nigeria. I also believe that other players from African nations will get interested in playing too, and that will bring more togetherness, but I do not think that our government is going to work with such idea.

People will always criticise any move by the government. The girls deserve even more because they made Nigeria proud. Nigeria has enough money to finance the maintenance of available stadiums and even build more if it wants. The notion that the money should have been channelled to sports development is just a flimsy excuse that should be debunked.

[Marykeller]

CAF has reportedly sack Doue

In case you don't know who Doure is, Doue is the Director of Refereeing who officiate the finals of Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals.

My question now becomes why would Doue be sack by CAF? Is it a crime for Super Falcons to win the WAFCON for this time around, for the 10th time? The Moroccans complaint about Nigeria winning the trophy shouldn't warrant for this Doue sack.

Link info: https://www.nairaland.com/8488940/wafcon-caf-reportedly-sacks-referees

[Futurexxx]

CAF has reportedly sack Doue

In case you don't know who Doure is, Doue is the Director of Refereeing who officiate the finals of Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals.

My question now becomes why would Doue be sack by CAF? Is it a crime for Super Falcons to win the WAFCON for this time around, for the 10th time? The Moroccans complaint about Nigeria winning the trophy shouldn't warrant for this Doue sack.

Link info: https://www.nairaland.com/8488940/wafcon-caf-reportedly-sacks-referees

Hearing about this seems laughable because in as much as it pains me to say this, but it's the truth, African football is still very backward, especially those in the ruling class, from the caf officials to the different football association and federation, how can a referee be sacked because he refuses to issue a penalty that is term as ball to hand, if after checking the var he found out the hands of the Nigerian player wasn't in a natural position, the referee would have given a penalty, but he refused to give them a penalty because her hand was in a natural position, which in football rules, it's not a penalty, so am really surprised that caf is crumbling under pressure from the Moroccans easily.
When reading the article, they were talking of regional bias, am just laughing because when  Egypt was winning the African cup of nation back to back to back then, their was no regional bias, but this era that the north Africans aren't doing that well they are talking about regional bias.

[knowngunman]

The stadiums that we have in the country have not been well managed, and people are saying the government should build more. I believe almost all the states in Nigeria have stadiums, but how many of them are maintained?

Nigerians are criticising the government because of ignorance and poverty. They don't know that other countries also reward their players handsomely. While others are just angry that the government is handling the economy poorly, which has led to hardship while they are spending such an amount on sportswomen.

Lol, you're talking about managing and maintaining the stadium when they're not even up to international standard. I think we should be talking about building a stadium up to international required standard here or at least upgrade the available ones before we talk about maintaining the stadium. Although, it's a total shame that most of our stadium are not even good enough to host home games talk more about international level but that's still not enough excuse to deny this ladies what they were rewarded with for goodness sake.

Every hard work deserve handsome reward and that's what the president did. With or without winning a trophy, stadium should be taken care of and that should be included in the budget for sport ministry. Such discussion should not be coming up in a case like this.

[SatoPrincess]

Firstly, massive respect to the Super Falcons for clinching the WAFCON title. The girls played with heart and showed true class. A proud moment for Nigeria, no doubt. But something keeps bothering me... During that final, lasers were visibly pointed at our players, you could see it clearly in several photos and videos that's been circulating the media space. That kind of distraction is dangerous and completely against fair play.

What’s more worrying is that despite all the noise from fans, coaches, and even media, CAF hasn’t said a single thing about it yet(at least the last time I checked). No official statement, no disciplinary move have been made, just complete silence.This is the African football governing body we’re talking about, and the whole thing happened right in a continental final.

So now I’m wondering, are they planning to just sweep it under the carpet?

The Super Falcons have been consistently dominant in African football which is one to be very proud of. On the other hand the use of lasers in the stadium should be considered and banned, it is not the first time I have seen such acts though. They have always been used in top tournaments even in the champions league and world cup, it is becoming a norm for fans and should be banned.

[Y3shot]

The stadiums that we have in the country have not been well managed, and people are saying the government should build more. I believe almost all the states in Nigeria have stadiums, but how many of them are maintained?

Nigerians are criticising the government because of ignorance and poverty. They don't know that other countries also reward their players handsomely. While others are just angry that the government is handling the economy poorly, which has led to hardship while they are spending such an amount on sportswomen.

Building new modern stadiums is not enough because the stadiums that are in the country right now lack good management. Since there is no good management, there is no need to build new stadiums because with poor management, they will just be like the ones we already have. The first step the government needs to look into if they really want to invest in Nigerian football is to improve management. After that step, they can talk about building standard world-class stadiums.

[sokani]

The Super Falcons have been consistently dominant in African football which is one to be very proud of. On the other hand the use of lasers in the stadium should be considered and banned, it is not the first time I have seen such acts though. They have always been used in top tournaments even in the champions league and world cup, it is becoming a norm for fans and should be banned.

Here are more pictures: https://x.com/AfricaFactsZone/status/1949377792895819993?t=iru7oi4CR9tDvriuzh82mQ&s=19

Initially, when I saw the above picture on Twitter, I thought it was photoshopped until I saw more pictures. The fact that we won the match does not mean the Moroccans should go unpunished. This hideous act should be stopped. CAF and other footballing bodies should come up with punitive measures to discourage fans from using lasers on their opponents.

[buwaytress]

CryptopreneurBrainboss, time to unlock old AFCON topic or to change the topic here?

Surprised that with the last page of posters not a single one of them discussed the ongoing AFCON. Yeah, it's only group stage now but this is where it actually starts to get interesting. Come on, posters. Get on with the programme =p

[SuperBitMan]

Firstly, massive respect to the Super Falcons for clinching the WAFCON title. The girls played with heart and showed true class. A proud moment for Nigeria, no doubt. But something keeps bothering me... During that final, lasers were visibly pointed at our players, you could see it clearly in several photos and videos that's been circulating the media space. That kind of distraction is dangerous and completely against fair play.

What’s more worrying is that despite all the noise from fans, coaches, and even media, CAF hasn’t said a single thing about it yet(at least the last time I checked). No official statement, no disciplinary move have been made, just complete silence.This is the African football governing body we’re talking about, and the whole thing happened right in a continental final.

So now I’m wondering, are they planning to just sweep it under the carpet?

The Super Falcons have been consistently dominant in African football which is one to be very proud of. On the other hand the use of lasers in the stadium should be considered and banned, it is not the first time I have seen such acts though. They have always been used in top tournaments even in the champions league and world cup, it is becoming a norm for fans and should be banned.

Morocco women knew that Nigeria women will win them and that was why they started using the lasers to distract them but it did not work, Nigerian women still want them, that act by Morocco fans is very wrong the competition is to bring different countries together in love and unity and not to fight each other that act by Morocco fans shows that they don't understand the main reason for the competition, because if they do they won't be using lasers on Nigeria players.

FIFA need to ban the use of lasers in any competition be it world cup or champions League any competition at all because I'm sure fans will start using it in order to distract players in the field which is very bad this act by Morocco women should give FIFA an insight that the use of lasers is not good anymore.
Nigeria women did very well in the final they played with Morocco women the come back was massive they surprised me, I never believed they will win the match they should keep it up.

[CryptSafe]

CAF has reportedly sack Doue

In case you don't know who Doure is, Doue is the Director of Refereeing who officiate the finals of Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals.

My question now becomes why would Doue be sack by CAF? Is it a crime for Super Falcons to win the WAFCON for this time around, for the 10th time? The Moroccans complaint about Nigeria winning the trophy shouldn't warrant for this Doue sack.

Link info: https://www.nairaland.com/8488940/wafcon-caf-reportedly-sacks-referees

I am curious too at the speed at which CAF sacked the referee because I see nothing wrong in the referees officiating because he did the right thing while officiating. CAF is not really looking at the treatment metted on the Super Falcons by the Moroccan side , the fans did things that were uncalled for while the match was ongoing just to traumatize the players with their green lasers.

The Super Falcons weren't provided with gym equipment in their hotels as said by one of the Falcons when interviewed and CAF did not see all these to look into but to act rashly under pressure by mere protest from the Moroccan side. It is quite unfortunate this is happening on the African soil.

[Mr Reporter]

Firstly, massive respect to the Super Falcons for clinching the WAFCON title. The girls played with heart and showed true class. A proud moment for Nigeria, no doubt. But something keeps bothering me... During that final, lasers were visibly pointed at our players, you could see it clearly in several photos and videos that's been circulating the media space. That kind of distraction is dangerous and completely against fair play.

What’s more worrying is that despite all the noise from fans, coaches, and even media, CAF hasn’t said a single thing about it yet(at least the last time I checked). No official statement, no disciplinary move have been made, just complete silence.This is the African football governing body we’re talking about, and the whole thing happened right in a continental final.

So now I’m wondering, are they planning to just sweep it under the carpet?

The Super Falcons have been consistently dominant in African football which is one to be very proud of. On the other hand the use of lasers in the stadium should be considered and banned, it is not the first time I have seen such acts though. They have always been used in top tournaments even in the champions league and world cup, it is becoming a norm for fans and should be banned.

Having won a record 11 Women's Africa Cup of Nations championships, I have to admit that the Super Falcons are a formidable force in African football.  Their domination is evidence of Nigeria's commitment and plenty of football skill.  The use of lasers in stadiums raises legitimate concerns since laser pointers have the potential to temporarily blind and distract officials, players, and fans.  FIFA and other regulatory organisations have taken action to stop these kinds of situations.  Strict security measures, including as bag checks and laser pointer bans, have been put in place at several venues.  Stadiums may reduce disturbance and guarantee a fun, secure event for everybody concerned by prohibiting laser pointers or implementing stringent security measures.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=Super+Falcons+dominance+in+African+football+and+laser+use+in+stadiums&safeSearch=strict&form=METAWA

[Adbitco]

There is nothing wrong with the money that was given to them because this is one of the least things the government can do for these players. The money given to them is worth it to show appreciation to the players.

But this is not the first time the players have made the nation proud with their wonderful performance; also, the Super Eagles. I think it would be best if the government could honor these players by building world-class stadiums and starting to invest in football. It will not only be an advantage to these players but will also enable Nigeria to host bigger competitions.

For me, I think they should give them what they deserve and I know that they deserve the money they are getting because they have worked hard for it, after all most of these men and women in public offices does almost nothing but at the end of the month, they are been paid millions of naira. It's now these players have to get the money they deserve because after now, the government neglects them totally. The government doesn't care about patriots of the country and it's been proven over time before now.

[snipie]

For me, I think they should give them what they deserve and I know that they deserve the money they are getting because they have worked hard for it, after all most of these men and women in public offices does almost nothing but at the end of the month, they are been paid millions of naira. It's now these players have to get the money they deserve because after now, the government neglects them totally. The government doesn't care about patriots of the country and it's been proven over time before now.

It is a common attitude in Africa and Asia, rarer in other parts of the World.
promising people with money once they win, sometimes they give it to them, other times, they get nothing, sometimes they deduct taxes before...
Building stadiums and sophisticated stuff and structures are mandatory to improve the whole process to be able to compete at high levels and in every area. It is not linked to someone winning a trophy and a prize so some people are asking to get it from them like these people did nothing to get it!

[Mate2237]

There is nothing wrong with the money that was given to them because this is one of the least things the government can do for these players. The money given to them is worth it to show appreciation to the players.

But this is not the first time the players have made the nation proud with their wonderful performance; also, the Super Eagles. I think it would be best if the government could honor these players by building world-class stadiums and starting to invest in football. It will not only be an advantage to these players but will also enable Nigeria to host bigger competitions.

For me, I think they should give them what they deserve and I know that they deserve the money they are getting because they have worked hard for it, after all most of these men and women in public offices does almost nothing but at the end of the month, they are been paid millions of naira. It's now these players have to get the money they deserve because after now, the government neglects them totally. The government doesn't care about patriots of the country and it's been proven over time before now.

Anyone saying the money given to the super falcons is too much is not a sincere person considering the current state of the Nigerian state where politics is the order of the day so if the president thinks it wise despite the politics that they are playing to reward these girls with this kind of cash it's a good one.


The money that we are even talking about is not even up to what politicians use in going for a trip or even throwing lavish parties so a worker is worthy of his wages

[Tonimez]

There is nothing wrong with the money that was given to them because this is one of the least things the government can do for these players. The money given to them is worth it to show appreciation to the players.

But this is not the first time the players have made the nation proud with their wonderful performance; also, the Super Eagles. I think it would be best if the government could honor these players by building world-class stadiums and starting to invest in football. It will not only be an advantage to these players but will also enable Nigeria to host bigger competitions.

For me, I think they should give them what they deserve and I know that they deserve the money they are getting because they have worked hard for it, after all most of these men and women in public offices does almost nothing but at the end of the month, they are been paid millions of naira. It's now these players have to get the money they deserve because after now, the government neglects them totally. The government doesn't care about patriots of the country and it's been proven over time before now.

Anyone saying the money given to the super falcons is too much is not a sincere person considering the current state of the Nigerian state where politics is the order of the day so if the president thinks it wise despite the politics that they are playing to reward these girls with this kind of cash it's a good one.


The money that we are even talking about is not even up to what politicians use in going for a trip or even throwing lavish parties so a worker is worthy of his wages

Firstly, massive respect to the Super Falcons for clinching the WAFCON title. The girls played with heart and showed true class. A proud moment for Nigeria, no doubt. But something keeps bothering me... During that final, lasers were visibly pointed at our players, you could see it clearly in several photos and videos that's been circulating the media space. That kind of distraction is dangerous and completely against fair play.

What’s more worrying is that despite all the noise from fans, coaches, and even media, CAF hasn’t said a single thing about it yet(at least the last time I checked). No official statement, no disciplinary move have been made, just complete silence.This is the African football governing body we’re talking about, and the whole thing happened right in a continental final.

So now I’m wondering, are they planning to just sweep it under the carpet?

The Super Falcons have been consistently dominant in African football which is one to be very proud of. On the other hand the use of lasers in the stadium should be considered and banned, it is not the first time I have seen such acts though. They have always been used in top tournaments even in the champions league and world cup, it is becoming a norm for fans and should be banned.

Having won a record 11 Women's Africa Cup of Nations championships, I have to admit that the Super Falcons are a formidable force in African football.  Their domination is evidence of Nigeria's commitment and plenty of football skill.  The use of lasers in stadiums raises legitimate concerns since laser pointers have the potential to temporarily blind and distract officials, players, and fans.  FIFA and other regulatory organisations have taken action to stop these kinds of situations.  Strict security measures, including as bag checks and laser pointer bans, have been put in place at several venues.  Stadiums may reduce disturbance and guarantee a fun, secure event for everybody concerned by prohibiting laser pointers or implementing stringent security measures.
https://www.bing.com/search?q=Super+Falcons+dominance+in+African+football+and+laser+use+in+stadiums&safeSearch=strict&form=METAWA

I guess you wanted to say 10 times WAFCON champions. The super falcons are the dreaded enemies in the tournament as every year has always been a threat to their opponents. This season's come back in the final defines the doggedness among the team and Nigerians as a whole. The zeal, the push, the conviction that there's still hope. Normally in the finals, when an opponent leads by 2 goals, it's nearly impossible to overturn the score, but they did.

The issue of the use of lasers should have been properly checked even before the game because this is not the first laser attack the super falcons have faced. Their last meeting with the Moroccan team during the last semi final game saw the use of lasers which led them into loosing the game at last. Before the final game with Morocco this year, this laser attack was raised on several platforms and nothing serious was done maybe for their own reasons. We still saw such laser attack at the finals, even though this time, the laser couldn't save them because the players were already prepared for such attack.

Until now, no video review, not arrest has been made and no official statement to condemn such behaviour has been released by CAF, I hope they get things right next time.

There is nothing wrong with the money that was given to them because this is one of the least things the government can do for these players. The money given to them is worth it to show appreciation to the players.

But this is not the first time the players have made the nation proud with their wonderful performance; also, the Super Eagles. I think it would be best if the government could honor these players by building world-class stadiums and starting to invest in football. It will not only be an advantage to these players but will also enable Nigeria to host bigger competitions.

For me, I think they should give them what they deserve and I know that they deserve the money they are getting because they have worked hard for it, after all most of these men and women in public offices does almost nothing but at the end of the month, they are been paid millions of naira. It's now these players have to get the money they deserve because after now, the government neglects them totally. The government doesn't care about patriots of the country and it's been proven over time before now.

Anyone saying the money given to the super falcons is too much is not a sincere person considering the current state of the Nigerian state where politics is the order of the day so if the president thinks it wise despite the politics that they are playing to reward these girls with this kind of cash it's a good one.


The money that we are even talking about is not even up to what politicians use in going for a trip or even throwing lavish parties so a worker is worthy of his wages

The amount of money paid to them is not the bad since I think it was driven by excitement the entire nation had during the final game. But it's definitely not business wise nationally. The super falcons won the sum of $1,000,000 as their reward and had to share $2,500,000 as reward, crazy indeed! Before that announcement I was thinking that $400,000 was going to be given to them to share as reward while the rest be used to run the NFF and equip the section. But hell no, the president has the final so anyways. I'm happy for them all for the breakthrough.

[Lida93]

CAF has reportedly sack Doue

In case you don't know who Doure is, Doue is the Director of Refereeing who officiate the finals of Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals.

My question now becomes why would Doue be sack by CAF? Is it a crime for Super Falcons to win the WAFCON for this time around, for the 10th time? The Moroccans complaint about Nigeria winning the trophy shouldn't warrant for this Doue sack.

Link info: https://www.nairaland.com/8488940/wafcon-caf-reportedly-sacks-referees

CAF are a problem to the advancement of football competitions in Africa. So because the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) summited a petitioned to the CAF about what they alleged to be some errors in the officiating of the Nigeria Vs Morocco game then CAF had to immediately sack Duoe?! Where in the world today that errors are made by referees in football officiation? Even in the EPL we see some of these errors but that doesn't take away the professionalism of the officials. CAF are only denying their refs officials confidence in officiating future games with their own discretion and it's bad.

[Salahmu]

CAF has reportedly sack Doue

In case you don't know who Doure is, Doue is the Director of Refereeing who officiate the finals of Women's Africa Cup of Nations finals.

My question now becomes why would Doue be sack by CAF? Is it a crime for Super Falcons to win the WAFCON for this time around, for the 10th time? The Moroccans complaint about Nigeria winning the trophy shouldn't warrant for this Doue sack.

Link info: https://www.nairaland.com/8488940/wafcon-caf-reportedly-sacks-referees

If the Moroccans are complaining who would they blame for there failure, actually when I hear people saying a club was complaining why another club or country is consistently winning the league I'm always led to ask them were they are when all this wining was happening, when someone feel they're always being outperform them too should try and become the number one. We have seen international clubs has only some good clubs but regardless of how they won the league other underdogs cannot complain because they are not holding them from progressing. However I don't no the cause of this sack but from within when this happens it looks some how to understand because we could think about this in a negative and positive ways that just weeks of winning the trophy a reputable director is sacked, for what reason.