The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
The Nigeria Football Federation has reached a big sponsorship agreement with an oil company, who is now the official partner of the NFF for the next five years.
The company announced the partnership on their Twitter handle on Wednesday after the NFF had hinted that a huge deal was about to be signed.
The contract is worth eight million dollars about 2.5 billion naira.
The new sponsor is also expected to pay the salaries of Super Eagles coaches as part of the deal.
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