A Twitter user has shared their thoughts on the Super Eagles’ recent press conferences, comparing the one held in Rwanda to the latest one in Uyo.

The user noticed clear differences in the setup, organization, and atmosphere of both events. While they did not provide full details, their reaction suggests that one of the locations had a better arrangement than the other.

The post has sparked discussions among football fans, with some agreeing and others sharing their opinions on how Nigeria’s national team events should be handled.

Citing the state of the backdrop and organization of the press conference, X User, Obiasogu David wrote:

Frame 1: Super Eagles Press Conference in Rwanda.

Frame 2: Press Super Eagles Press Conference in Uyo.

Check out the backdrop, the lighting, the tables, the height and type of chairs, the type of mics and their positioning, and the walls in both frames.
They point to one thing – Nigeria’s culture of “anyhowness.” It isn’t just about the NFF, it is a deep-rooted culture that is associated with our government agencies.
There is no drive for efficiency, good optics, value-adding aesthetics, or excellence. The individuals who run these agencies are only interested in minimizing projects apending to maximize the loot they’ll get from such project.
Their thinking is that the less they spend on projects allocated to them, the more they have available to loot. I would have called on the @thenffto outsource their Press Conferences to private sector brands, but I can’t forget they’re the actual culprits.