The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has congratulated Nigeria’s international midfielder and Chelsea striker, John Mikel Obi, over the UEFA Champions League victory
Obi’s club defeated the Germany’s Bayern Munich in Saturday’s finals, 4-3 on penalties to grab the trophy for the first time ever.
A statement, signed by Ademola Olajire, the Chief Media Officer of NFF, quotes the federation’s President, Aminu Maigari as describing Obi as a pride to the Nigerian nation, not only for his club’s victory but also for his personal commitment and high performance in the campaign.
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“He was very active and played his part brilliantly in ensuring a magnificent triumph for Chelsea.
“The whole nation should praise the young man. He fought hard and showed dedication all through the campaign and in the process, lifted our country’s name high in international football.”
Obi played the entire 120 minutes of regulation and extra time, before the penalty shoot-out that gave Chelsea the win over Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena, stadium.
“We must look at this win in its true context: Chelsea won the title right at the home ground of Bayern Munich, in front of their own fans.
“It is an amazing story and our own Mikel Obi was part of it,” the statement added Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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how much are they giving me?
ReplyDeleteHow much are they giving you for reading this. If dont have anything to say just shut up bad belle
ReplyDeleteSome people are just plain stupid (or just playing stupid). What kind of question is that? I'm sure you're either an Arsenal Fan or Totenham fan. But remember, your are 1st and foremost a Nigerian. Please, like the second Anonymous said "if you don't have anything to say Just shut up..."
ReplyDeletethanks to the 2nd n 3rd contributors, the guy is a failure on his part, no wonder he sees nothing good in rejoicing with a victorious one. up Mikel, up Blues, up England. blues for life
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