The major sponsor of the Nigerian national teams, Globacom, has tasked the Super Eagles to ensure total victory over the Brave Warriors of Namibia when both sides clash in their World Cup 2014 qualifier in Windhoek on Wednesday.
Nigeria moved to the top of Group F with eight points after defeating Kenya 1-0 in Nairobi last week, while major contender, Malawi, has six points after playing a goalless draw at home against Namibia.
The Warriors have so far garnered four points as they proceed to face the in-form Eagles on Wednesday, while Harambee Stars of Kenya, with two points, occupy the bottom of the table.
“There is no doubt that dropping a point at this stage of the competition will set the Eagles back, so we believe the Eagles’camp will remain focused on the task ahead. We believe that another victory is achievable in Windhoek, and we stand behind you as ever to do Nigeria proud,” Globacom said in a statement.
“A win over Namibia will boost Nigeria’s World Cup dream. We therefore encourage all the players and the coaching crew to remain determined to excel.”
Globacom called on all Nigerians to continue to support and believe in the team.
“As reigning African champions, Nigeria is suitably poised to pick the ticket to the 2014 World Cup,” the telecommunications company concluded.
Globacom is the major partner of the Nigeria Football Federation and official sponsor of the Nigeria’s national teams.
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