
Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface has taken it upon himself to welcome two of his latest teammates in the Nigeria Super Eagles following their first-ever call-up.
Bayer Leverkusen striker Victor Boniface has extended a warm welcome to two new teammates who have received their first-ever call-ups to the Nigeria Super Eagles.
The Super Eagles are gearing up for crucial 2026 World Cup Qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe later this month, and the inclusion of these fresh faces is seen as a much-needed boost to the squad.

Nigeria’s coach Eric Chelle has changed his 23-man Super Eagles squad ahead of the decisive 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
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Super Eagles legend Jay Jay Okocha spent 4 successful years under Sam Allardyce at Bolton Wanderers.
The team is currently facing challenges in their qualifying group, sitting fifth behind Rwanda, South Africa, Benin, and Lesotho.
With coach Eric Chelle the new man at the helm, the Super Eagles are looking to revive their campaign, and the addition of these rookies could provide the spark needed.

Victor Boniface was one of a few new faces invited by Jose Peseiro to the Nigeria Super Eagles. (Photo Credit: Bayer/X)
The newcomers, Toluwase Arokodare and Igoh Ogbu are expected to bolster a squad already packed with talent, including notable players like William Troost-Ekong and Calvin Bassey.
Boniface, a rising star himself at 24, has a deep connection with the new recruits. His enthusiasm for their inclusion is palpable, reflecting a bond that likely dates back to their early days in football.

Toluwase Arokodare, the new towering striker.
The striker’s own path to the national team wasn’t straightforward, making this moment particularly personal for him.
Boniface couldn’t help but express his pride and nostalgia after taking to his Instagram story to react.

Igoh Ogbu is the latest Super Eagles defender.
“Congrats, my guys. We know where we first meet each other,” he said, his words echoing with memories of shared experiences and early ambitions.
This heartfelt message captures the brotherhood between the players, with Arokodare resharing it on his page.

Boniface congratulates his guys.
The newcomers, the towering forward from Genk and a steady defender from Czech Republic’s Slavia Prague, are stepping into a decisive moment for the Super Eagles.
With matches against Rwanda on March 21 and Zimbabwe on March 25, every contribution will be vital.

Eric Chelle will be hoping the duo can help get his era off to a winning start.
Boniface will undoubtedly be cheering on his new teammates from the front line, adding his voice to the chorus of support as they embark on this new chapter in their careers.
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