Super Eagles forward Moses Simon acknowledges the potential threats posed by all teams at the ongoing 34th Africa Cup of Nations.

Nigeria qualified for the round 16 after beating Guinea Bissau 1-0 on Monday, to finish second in Group A with 7 points, behind Equatorial Guinea.

The Super Eagles will now face Cameroun in the second round, on January 27, at Stade Félix Houphouët Boigny stadium in Abidjan.

Speaking on the possible opponents, Simon says every team has potential of going far.

“Every team is dangerous; we need to rest well and start anew,” he said after Monday’s game.