The Super Eagles’ sweet victory over Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions has offered renewed hope for a fourth AFCON title for Nigeria in Cote d’Ivoire.
Official partners, Goldberg, Life Beer, and Zagg Energy Malt drink remain solidly behind the Super Eagles, urging them to conquer Angola in Friday’s quarter-final contest and secure a coveted semi-final spot.
While reiterating their maximum support for the Super Eagles, these Nigerian Breweries brands are simultaneously keeping fans engaged and rewarding their passionate support.
“Yes, we want the Eagles to go all out on Friday against Angola, that is why we are galvanizing all the support for the team,” said Head of Marketing Communications, Nigerian Breweries Plc, Sandra Amachree yesterday.
Amachree noted the excitement around the AFCON tournament is increasing as the Super Eagles are progressing, hence the trio of Goldberg, Life Beer, and Zagg are matching the tempo with increased activations.
Goldberg, the iconic Nigerian lager, isn’t just raising the volume across selected viewing centres; it is also raising the stakes with interactive Fantasy League Challenge (FLC).
Amachree stressed that fans can predict match outcomes and score points, with top predictors walking away with amazing prizes.
The “OmoluabiGameOn” campaign goes further, encouraging predictions and rewarding loyal supporters with the hashtag #OmoluabiGameOn.
For Life Continental, the official beer of the Super Eagles, it is bringing the taste of victory to fans across the country.
With special viewing events and exciting in-bar activations, Life is ensuring that every fan feels the electrifying atmosphere of the game, raising a glass (or two) to their favorite team
ZAGG, known for its vibrant energy drinks, has transformed into a symbol of passionate support for the Super Eagles.
The Energy Drink with Malt [NE1] is ensuring the Eagles feel the full force of the nation’s support behind them.
“If there is one thing that brings smiles to the face of Nigerians, it is football, so that is why we are going this extra mile,” the Nigerian Breweries Plc Head of Marketing Communications added.
