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Ahead of the Super Eagles clash with the Foxes of Algeria in the Godswill Akpabio International Stadio, Uyo, Akwa Ibom, this Saturday, the Nigeria Football Federation has unveiled the new set of jerseys to be worn by the Super Eagles. The jerseys sponsored and designed by Nike in a multi million Naira deal, will be worn in the clash against Algeria.

http://www.jeloser.info/2016/11/nff-unveil-new-jersey-for-super-eagles.html

Looks dull....
They should have allowed the previous one as it looked better...

Even the 'White' on the jersey is fast disappearing to show that the country is no longer at peace

Looks perfect

Na ur time now dey shine dey qo till Mr qrab em by d pussy resume office.....una qo suffer die

E no go green-white and green
Abi our national colour don change ?

It is well..........

Hope it adds more goals to the opponents goal post.

Its fine

Ok

OK

They should have look for better combination

afanide:
Looks dull....
They should have allowed the previous one as it looked better...

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promzyphyno:
Looks perfect

One man's like is another man's dislike.

Make dem sha win...Dats all

Why I de see Rooney picture?

ok

The cloth go make sense. But will it make the player score every second

Waiting concern me.........

Why can't Nike just bend down and give Nigerians someting creative for once?......why all these generic plain sh!t year after year

But what's wrong if they sign a deal with local manufacturer instead? As in keep the money within

It's too plain

pimplucious:
But what's wrong if they sign a deal with local manufacturer instead? As in keep the money within

You're talking as if you don't know Nigerians. They'll use substandard materials and charge higher. Not everything must be local

It's a shame we can't have a local company's name crested on our Jerseys, we seem to know too much but aren't learning enough - we cease every little opportunity to display that we still are ignorant of what we seem to have known.

Our journey is still a long walk from here!

Wetn Rooney picture dey do for our dressing room ni? . E be lyk xay we no geh our legend lyk Jay-Jay, Kanu, Rashidi pictures abi

No be Rooney face be that?

I see no difference with the previous one. I wonder, why all these kits manufacturers(then adidas, now Nike) just give NFF plain colours, no spice to the colour design.

Yoruba people can't correct someone without adding insult as a suffix...., Oga oo Yoruba hummm

(1) "do it like this, ode"
(2) "press the red button, oponu"
(3) " Hold it for me, didirin
(4)" You can't greet person, oloshi
(5)" Give it to your broda jor, agbaaya
(6)" Go nd baff jor, obun
(7)Go and do your assignment, olodo OSI
(You better wake up..olorun
(9) Shut up your mouth, elejowewe
(10) Where are you coming from, alarinka
(11) Watch your step, afoju
(12) I asked you to bring me the cup, aditi.
(13) When are you going back to school, oni ranu.
(14) U get time to read this post, alaini nkan ise.

ok . . . . . . . . .abeg who get soup for house make e borrow me small, i wan take am chop EBA

what happened to the old ones, be spending millions on irrelevant stuff

Make them wear am make I see as e bi for their body first

It's the kit company that pays the NFF and not the other way round. our local kit manufacturers can't pay that much.

pimplucious:
But what's wrong if they sign a deal with local manufacturer instead? As in keep the money within