Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen says he is not thinking about his goal drought at the Africa Cup of Nations.

The reigning African footballer of the year has contributed just a goal in the ongoing AFCON in Côte d’Ivoire.

The 25-year-old got the solitary goal in Nigeria’s opening game against Equatorial Guinea, but has gone on a four-game scoreless streak.

Despite the recent barren run in front of goal, Osimhen has caught the eyes for his work rate.

“I have the mentality that if I do not score, I will go back to defending, and if I score a goal, I will also go back to defending this goal,” The striker told BeIN Sports.

“We must continue to believe in ourselves. I am very lucky to be with the Super Eagles.

“It has been my dream since childhood, and we must take advantage of this start to reach the final.”

Nigeria is through to the semi-final and will South Africa for a place in the final.

“I dream of winning the title. The last time was in 2013. I am very happy to win and qualify for the semi-finals,” he said.

“We are all in a positive mental state, and coach Jose Peseiro also has an excellent outlook on the team’s project.”