Nigeria's All Time Scorers Chart After Victor Osimhen's Hat Trick Against Sao Tome and Principe

• Victor Osimhen has equalled Obafemi Martins' record on Nigeria's top-scorers chart
• The Napoli striker continues to impress in the national team colours for the Super Eagles
• Osimhen still has to do more, with Rashidi Yekini still holding the all-time record

Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen has continued with his blistering scoring form for Nigeria.

The Napoli striker was included in the Super Eagles line-up against the Falcons and True Parrots, and he netted a hat-trick in the 6-0 win.

During the one-sided affair, Taiwo Awoniyi, Ademola Lookman, and Samuel Chukwueze were on the scoresheet as well.

Osimhen is now the fourth all-time top scorer for Nigeria, with 20 goals in just 27 matches.

The former Lille striker still has a high hill to climb, as he is still behind the all-time record holder, Rashidi Yekini.

The late legend still holds the record for most goals scored for the Nigerian men's national team, with 37 goals from 62 appearances, Khel Now reports

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Nigeria's Top 10 all-time scorers

1. Rashidi Yekini - 37 Goals/58 Caps
2. Segun Odegbami - 23 Goals/ 46 Caps
3. Yakubu Aiyegbeni - 21 Goals/57 Caps
4. Victor Osimhen - 20 Goals/27 Caps
5. Ikechukwu Uche - 19 Goals/46 Caps
6. Obafemi Martins – 18 Goals/42 Caps
7. Sunday Oyarekhu 17 Goals/28 Caps
8. Samson Siasia - 16 Goals/51 Caps
9. Odion Jude Ighalo - 16 Goals/37 Caps
10. Ahmed Musa - 16 Goals/107

Meanwhile, with 15 points, Nigeria finished top of Group A in the qualifying series, and Guinea Bissau were second with 10 points. Sierra Leone are on 5, while Sao Tome and Principe are rock bottom with just one point.

Wenger brands Eagles as 'underachievers'

Sports Brief earlier reported that former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger branded Nigeria’s Super Eagles as 'underachievers', but admitted that the squad is full of talent.

The FIFA chief of global football development said that Nigeria has incredible talents but has failed to realise its potential.

Nigeria has only won the Africa Cup of Nations title on three occasions despite reaching the final seven times.