President of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan has urged the Super
Eagles to shine at the 2014 FIFA World Cup saying that the team "cannot
afford to disappoint the nation".

Photo: Goodluck Jonathan
The
President's message was delivered to the Eagles in São Paulo by the
Federal Government’s delegation leader and Senate head David Mark, The
Nation reports.
Jonathan insisted that football
unites Nigerians "in the face of our current national challenges".
According to the country leader good performance of the team will help
to recreate a new image of the great Nigeria.
President
urged Keshi's men to focus on "the main objective of bringing the cup
home to make Nigeria and Africa proud" and specifically called on the
team to kick off with the win in the game against Iran, which is to be
held tomorrow, June 16.
"You must keep the
resilient Nigerian spirit with you, be patriotic in exhibiting your
prowesses and go the extra mile to bring the cup home. Nigerians are
eagerly waiting to celebrate you when you come home with the cup."
The
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi in response promised that they would
do everything possible to make Nigeria proud and once again claimed that
his team is ready for the tournament.
The whole
country is looking forward to the Nigerian footballers' first game in
the Mundial. Numerous celebrities have already expressed their support to the Super Eagles, and more than 300 Nigerians departed to Brazil several days ago to fan for the team right at the venue.
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