Defense of Zoning: Amadi argued on that Obi is merely upholding rotational zoning for political stability, noting that if the South finishes its current turn and power shifts back to the North in 2031, any southern president would naturally only serve one term.

Critique of Igbo Leaders: Amadi criticized prominent leaders like former Imo Governor Emeka Ihedioha, Abia Governor Alex Otti, former Minister Osita Chidoka, and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe for attacking Obi instead of stepping up to run for the presidency themselves to serve a full eight-year term.

Challenging the Critics: He questioned why these leaders failed to show presidential ambition earlier, emphasizing that Obi should not be criticized for keeping his promise to respect regional power rotation.

Spain (3 Players): Despite lifting the trophy, Spain had three representatives in the squad: Rodri, Pedro Porro, and Marc Cucurella, all of whom played vital roles in their triumphant campaign.

France (3 Players): France, who exited in the semi-finals against Spain, boasted the highest number of selections with Kylian Mbappé, Dayot Upamecano, and Michael Olise making the cut.

Argentina (2 Players): Runner-up Argentina was represented by captain Lionel Messi and defender Lisandro Martínez.

England (1 Player): Midfielder Jude Bellingham stood as the sole English player included in the elite lineup.

Other Notable Standouts: Norway striker Erling Haaland spearheaded the attack following an impressive tournament, while Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha earned a historic spot after stellar performances that captured widespread praise.