Lagos AFCON Trophy Tour: Celebrate The Super Eagles With Guinness Today



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 Guinness Foreign Extra Stout, one of the world’s leading stouts and a supporter of the current African champions, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, is putting up a show today to conclude the welcoming of the winning team members and the AFCON trophy to Lagos.


The show is tagged Lagos AFCON Trophy Tour and will start from Guinness headquarters and end at Teslim Balogun Stadium. Thereafter, a victory concert will be held at Teslim Balogun Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.

The Tour procession will go through the streets of Lagos all through the afternoon TODAY, to ensure that fans that supported the team from the start to finish get an opportunity to experience and share the joy of victory.

 Date is today 15th of February 2013 and time for the tour begins at 2pm – 6pm. While the victory concert starts by 6pm till dawn.

Plan for the trophy tour is as follows- Guinness HQ → Oba Akran Avenue → Computer Village → Awolowo Road → Allen Avenue → Opebi Link Bridge → Kudirat Abiola Way Oregun → Ojota → Ikorodu road → Maryland → Jibowu/Yaba → Ojuelegba → Adeniran Ogunsanya Street Surulere → Teslim Balogun Stadium.

Admission is free for all individuals 18+ of age.

Make yourself available for the fun…

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