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The Super Eagles last night (June 21, 2014) defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina with a lone strike from Osaze Odemwingie. As expected, Nigerians were more than thrilled (and relieved) to see Stephan Keshi‘s boys bag their first three points.
The number citizen of the country can only join in the celebration – President Goodluck Jonathan was pictured along with some of his aides watching the late night match in the Presidential Villa, Aso Rock, Abuja.
The photos were posted by Presidential Spokesman, Reuben Abati,...
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