The victory saw the young stallions top the group with seven points from three games, while defending champions Flying Eagles finished second with six points.
Ghana and Togo played out a goalless draw in the other fixture, with Ghana taking third place on two points and Togo bottom with one.
Burkina Faso will face Niger in the semi-finals, while Nigeria have a tough last-four clash against hosts Cote d’Ivoire.
The finalists will battle for the WAFU B title and automatic qualification for the 2027 Africa U-20 Cup of Nations in Ghana.
Burkina Faso dominated the first half, scoring through Alassane Bagayogo and Mohamed Zongo before halftime.
