
With screams of “goal” on top gear taking over the waves at the Prince of Anthony, one of the main hubs of all the centres, the fans started celebrating before the end of the match, as they demanded with glasses held high, for sampling refills of Squadron Dark Rum, after two goals netted by Victor Moses.
Nollywood superstar, Ricardo Agbor, was at the Prince of Anthony Sports Bar, where he freely, shared football tactics and strategy with other soccer fans that crowded the spacious and exotic sports bar. In his analysis of the match, at half-time, he implored Nigerians to be patient with the Super Eagles and even went ahead to predict, accurately, the final score, before any goal was scored.
“As a patriotic Nigerian, I think, for the very first time, we have a better team, we have more shots at goal and I predict the match will end in two goals in favour of the Super Eagles”, he posited. He expressed gratitude to Squadron Dark Rum for the initiative to televise the matches, which are not being aired on local TV stations.
The Brand Manager, Squadron Dark Rum, Zekeri Dokpesi, promised to continue tantalising the Nigerian soccer fans with total entertainment, “with the selection of premium and conducive viewing centres, spread all over Lagos state, the non-stop free sampling of Squadron Dark Rum, prize winners in different centres, invitation of superstars in football and entertainment in general, the Squadron brand is still not resting on its oars, as we intend to continue to preach unity and peace, in Nigeria with the game of soccer”.
Squadron Dark Rum, a major brand in the Nigerian wine and spirit industry, from the stable of Intercontinental Distillers Limited, has been one of the leaders in the sector and has, in recent times, engaged in the sponsorship of entertainment events, to shore up its brand equity.{fcomments on}