The NFF signed a three-and-half -year contract with Nike in 2015 that will see the US-based sport wear giant provide products worth $3.75m.
The home kit is a solid green shirt, with white ribbing around the back of the modern crew neck collar featuring Nike’s Dri-FIT technology.
Nike’s Dri-FIT technology draws sweat away from the body to the exterior of the shirts and shorts, where it quickly evaporates. This allows players to perform at their best by remaining cooler, drier and more comfortable.
And Arsenal’s Alex Iwobi, a Nike athlete, is looking forward to wearing the new kit against the Greens in Uyo.
meanwhile, Nigeria senior national team wore a new set of jerseys as they emerged victors against Algeria in the FIFA World Cup qualifier, with goals from Victor Moses and Mikel Obi..
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