The defending champions suffered a 3-2 loss to tournament debutants Malawi in their opening Group C match at Rabat’s Al Madina Stadium on Tuesday, leaving their title defence in danger.
Justine Madugu’s side now need victory against the Copper Queens to boost their chances of reaching the knockout stages.
“The feeling is good, everybody is happy. The past is in the past . We are focus on the next game. The spirit is very high, and we will fight get maximum points,” Nnadozie told the media.
“It is necessary to let the fans know that what happened against Malawi was not intentional..This is football, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
“That defeat doesn’t make us a bad team, and it doesn’t make me a bad player. Moving on we have just keep our heads high, and do what we know how to do best.”