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M4Stv app to stream NFF, Carloha contract signing ceremony

The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, will on Wednesday in Lagos sign an agreement with Carloha Nigeria Limited, the exclusive distributor

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The Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, will sign an agreement with Carloha Nigeria Limited, the exclusive distributor of Chery vehicles in Nigeria, as the official Super Eagles’ Official Automobile Partner today.

Pamodzi Sports Marketing company, the NFF official marketer, says the contract signing ceremony will hold at Carloha Nigeria Limited Head office, Third Axial road, beside Heyden gas station, Alapere, Lagos.

The event will be attended by Mallam Shehu Dikko, the chairman of the National Sports Commission, who will be the special guest of honour, while the NFF will be led by its president, Alhaji Shehu Ibrahim Gusau.

According to Pamodzi, the contract signing ceremony will be streamed live on M4Stv app from 11am on Wednesday 19th of February, 2025.

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Pamodzi says this collaboration underscores Carloha Nigeria Limited’s commitment to supporting Nigerian football by providing financial and logistical support to ensure the national teams continue to excel on the global stage.

This event will celebrate the synergy between the private sector and the government in fostering sports development while creating pathways for further collaboration between
Carloha and the NSC.

Pamodzi is confident this engagement will serve as the foundation for a long-term partnership between Carloha and the sports commission in initiatives that drive sports excellence, youth engagement, and economic investment in Nigeria’s sports ecosystem.

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