Man United Strikes Gold in Nigeria

English Premier League side Manchester United have extended their frontiers of sponsorship to Nigeria as they have now entered a partnership deal with a Food and Beverages company in the country.
The deal will allow the Nigerian Company to use the legendary Manchester United crest and club imagery on a range of products throughout Nigeria.
The Red Devils today announced a multi-year sponsorship with fruit juice brand Chi to become the club’s official soft drinks partner in Nigeria.
-fOn the latest partnership, Manchester United’s group managing director Richard Arnold said: “We are delighted to welcome Chi Limited as an official partner of Manchester United. With over 30 years of experience, Chi has a commitment to the health and well-being of the local population by producing high quality, market leading products.
“We have close to 35m followers in Nigeria who are some of the most passionate in our global fanbase, something that we fondly remember after playing in Abuja in 2008.
"We hope that this partnership will help bring these fans closer even to the Club they love.”
Aside the latest deal, United also have a sponsorship deal with a telecommunication company in Nigeria 
- See more at: http://fcnaija.com/manchester-united-strikes-dea
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