It was a Friday evening to remember in Uyo, Akwa-Ibom, Nigeria for the home fans and the rest across the country and abroad as the Super Eagles of Nigeria virtually more or less qualified themselves for the 2018 World Cup coming up in Russia as they demolished reigning African Champions Cameroun by a whopping four goals to one.

This Super Eagles team was surely heads and shoulders above the ones that lost to South Africa on the same pitch some weeks back. As a matter of fact, this team seemed to have come to the stadium to “cleanse” it of the “sins” committed by their compatriots earlier on and “anoint” the stadium for future games.

The game itself was a beauty to watch especially if you are a Nigerian or supporter of the Super Eagles as they reminded everyone watching of the stuff the “Real Super Eagles” were and are made of when they mean business.

The returning trio of Odion Ighalo, John Mikel Obi, Victor Moses in that order scored very important goals to ensure that nothing was left to chance before a certain Kelechi Iheanacho came on from the bench to complete the job done by his “senior brothers”.

It all started on a bright note as the Super Eagles were put in front as early as the 29th minute by Odion Ighalo who connected with a superb pass from captain John Mikel Obi and slotted home a nerve-relaxing goal.

It was then the turn of captain fantastic John Mikel Obi to register his name on the goals chart for the evening as he scored from a corner kick taken by Victor Moses just before the break.

Moses refused to be left out of the goals feast as he scored a sweet goal after a solid combination of passes with Moses Simon in the 55th minute.

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If the Camerounians still had some hopes of turning this game around, all of that was dashed as new Leicester City signing, Kelechi Iheanacho came from the bench to add his own contribution to the win by heading home a cross from Ogenyi Onazi late in the game.

This superlative win ensured that the Super Eagles remain at the top of Group B with nine points while Cameroon have just two after three matches.

When the Eagles are complete and have a "common sense of purpose", winning becomes so easy. A lesson to all Nigerians generally. We can achieve a whole lot more generally. What is missing in our lives is that "Common Sense Of Purpose" otherwise known as "Patriotism". We are actually a mega-gifted nation.

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