Nigeria Football Federation Unveils World Cup Jersey For Brazil 2014

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    Nigeria jersey



    The Nigerian football federation today unvailed a brand New jersey for the 2014 FIFA world cup in  Brazil.
    The Jersey, which will be officially launched on 5th when the Nigerian national team meets Mexico for their friendly match which will take place in Atlanta, Georgia Head of the marketing department, Mr. Adma Idris has described the jersey as a 'climacool'  designed to fit into all into all weather changes over time depending on location.
    The colour of the jersey is lemon green, a totally different one from the green colour typically association with the Nigerian National flag.
    This jersey will bring greatness to Nigeria i pray.





    Location: Abuja, Nigeria

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