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MTN Nigeria Hosts Nationwide AFCON Watch Parties

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MTN Nigeria held nationwide AFCON watch parties, celebrating the Super Eagles’ bronze finish and the Morocco-Senegal final with fans and giveaways

MTN Nigeria organised nationwide watch parties for the third-place playoff and final of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), celebrating African football excellence in Morocco.

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Senegal were crowned champions after a 1–0 extra-time victory over hosts Morocco, while Nigeria secured third place with a 4–2 penalty shootout win against Egypt following a goalless draw.

MTN brought the tournament excitement to Lagos and other major cities, creating immersive watch party experiences for football fans.

Supporters enjoyed live match screenings, giveaways, and exotic prizes across various locations nationwide.

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Fans turned out in large numbers, generating a carnival-like atmosphere as they followed Nigeria’s bronze medal achievement and the thrilling final between Senegal and Morocco.

MTN Nigeria Chief Executive Officer Karl Toriola congratulated the Super Eagles, praising their resilience and composure throughout the tournament.

“The Super Eagles have once again demonstrated the heart and resilience that define the Nigerian spirit. To maintain such composure under pressure is a testament to the team’s character,” he said.

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Toriola reaffirmed MTN’s commitment to Nigerian football, highlighting the company’s role as official communications partner and sponsor of all national teams.

Also read: Infantino Jokes About British Fans at Qatar World Cup

MTN aims to drive national unity and shared experiences through sports, leveraging football as a major passion point for Nigerians.

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Eze Anaba urges media training reform as the Nigerian Guild of Editors inaugurates a committee to bridge the gap between journalism education and newsroom practice

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