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Nigeria vs Gabon: Nigerian Afrobeat superstar stakes ₦3 million on Super Eagles to beat Panthers

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The Super Eagles of Nigeria are slated to tackle the Panthers of Gabon in an explosive World Cup qualifying playoff slated to hold today in Rabat…

Afrobeat sensation Joseph Akinwale Akinfenwa-Donus known as Joeboy, has thrown his weight and his wallet behind the Super Eagles, Soccernet.ng reports.

The music star, known for hits like Sip and Contour, took to his X (formerly Twitter) page to show his support for the national team.

What Joeboy Has Done Ahead of Nigeria vs Gabon Clash

Joeboy shared a betting slip on his verified X handle showing he had staked ₦3 million on the Super Eagles to defeat Gabon in the World Cup playoff.

Gabon during the 2025 Men’s AFCON qualifier match between Gabon and Morocco at Stade de Franceville stadium. Copyright: ImagoxKAMTOxVincentx237699961247xDouax

The slip revealed that he backed the “home win” option at 1.74 odds, which would yield a potential return of ₦5.22 million if Nigeria triumphs.

He captioned ..., “I believe [in] you, Super Eagles,”

Although the exact betting platform remains unknown, the act has garnered attention in the Nigerian football community.

Date, Time & Venue of The Clash

The playoff clash between Nigeria and Gabon will take place on Thursday, 13 November 2025, at the Complexe Sportif Prince Héritier Moulay El Hassan in Rabat, Morocco.

Super Eagles stars Iwobi and Bassey
Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey of Nigeria at Godwill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo, Nigeria. Photo by Nsidibe Akpan Copyright: xPicasax3.0xIMAGO

Kick-off is scheduled for 17:00 WAT.

What Happens If Super Eagles Win or Lose vs. Gabon?

If Nigeria win, they will advance to the final of the African play-offs, which is set for 16 November 2025, where they will meet the winner between Cameroon and DR Congo.

Frank Onyeka of Nigeria during the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier match between Super Eagles of Nigeria and Benin Republic at Godwill Akpabio Stadium on October 14, 2025 in Uyo, Nigeria
Frank Onyeka of Nigeria during the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier match between Super Eagles of Nigeria and Benin Republic at Godwill Akpabio Stadium on October 14, 2025 in Uyo, Nigeria. Photo by ImagoxNsidibe Akpan

A victory in that final would earn them a spot in the intercontinental play-offs in March 2026—their last route to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

However, if Nigeria lose, their journey ends here. The Super Eagles would be eliminated from contention.