Ordega Hails Alia for Fulfilling WAFCON Promises
Super Falcons star and proud daughter of Benue State, Francisca Mlumun Ordega, OON, has publicly expressed profound appreciation to Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia for fulfilling the promises he made to her following Nigeria's triumph at the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in Morocco.
In an emotional
appreciation message published on her verified Facebook page on November 1,
2026, Ordega acknowledged the Governor's fulfilment of three major commitments:
a cash reward of ₦50 million, a three-bedroom bungalow in Makurdi and the
naming of a street in her honour.
Describing Governor
Alia as a man of integrity who keeps his word, the international football star
said the gestures had given her family dignity, security and a lasting legacy.
She noted that the
house represented more than just a building, describing it as a home that would
provide her family with a sense of belonging, comfort and dignity.
Ordega also expressed
excitement over the proposed naming of a street in her honour, noting that it
would serve as a lasting source of inspiration to young girls in Benue State
and remind them that they, too, could rise from humble beginnings to achieve greatness
on the global stage.
She commended Governor
Alia for demonstrating that promises made to deserving citizens could be
honoured, while reaffirming her commitment to continually making Benue State
proud.
The football star also
prayed for God's continued guidance and blessings upon the Governor as he works
towards the development of the state.
Her message underscores
the importance of recognising excellence, rewarding outstanding achievements
and inspiring younger generations to pursue their dreams.
Fredrick
Shima Iyorhon
Information
Officer
Ministry
of Information and Orientation
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