THE SUPER EAGLES TRIUMPH





The Super Eagles of Nigeria have got there match bonus of N1million naira, following their 1-0 win on Saturday Evening over Zambia, in the World Cup qualifier, which gave the Eagles the ticket to the 2018 world cup in Russia. The bonuses will be alerted to the players respectively, according to the (NFF) Nigeria Football Federation, officials.

Also, on Saturday night a well-known business tycoon, Chief Kensington Adebutu, gave the Super Eagles a huge sum of 50 Million Naira only, for their qualification to the world cup in Russia 2018.
English Premier League side, Arsenal FC, have hailed Alex Iwobi, whose goal against Zambia sealed Nigeria’s qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Iwobi, who came in for Moses Simon in the 64th minute, scored the winning goal in 73rd minute as Super Eagles beat Zambia 1-0 at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on Saturday.


Super Eagles celebrates after Zambia defeat

Arsenal FC, have hailed Alex Iwobi, was congratulated by his own club Arsenal Football Culb for his goal against Zambia which sealed the qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Iwobi, who scored in the 73rd minutes, after he was introduced in the 64th minute by replacing Moses Simon. As the Eagles beat the Zambians 1-0 at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo on Saturday evening.

The State Police spokesman Bala Elkana, have stated that six persons were injured in a stampede on Saturday in Uyo during the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Nigeria and Zambia and they were taken to the hospital. The victory over the Chipolopolo of Zambia, make the Super Eagles the first African country to qualify for the World Cup which

The police spokesperson said in his statement “If you look at the Punch report you’ll see where the reporter quoted me as saying that nobody died, but he still went ahead to maliciously publish that five persons died,” he said, adding that nobody died in the stampede.

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