Nigeria Versus Ghana: 100 Buses To Convey Spectators To And From Stadium

Nigeria Versus Ghana: 100 Buses To Convey Spectators To And From Stadium

By Niyi Busari

Not fewer than 100 buses have been booked to convey spectators to stadium and back to their destinations on Tuesday March 29 when Nigeria will take on Ghana in the second leg of the 2022 FIFA World Cup playoff March against Ghana, BSNSports.com.ng can report.

The match which has been scheduled to take place at the Moshood Abiola Stadium Abuja will kick off 7:00pm (Nigeria time). The buses according to Kola Daniel, a member of the Logistics Committee set up by the Ministry of Sports will start picking passengers for free of charge from 3pm from Abuja satellite town and suburbs like Mararaba, Gwagwalada, Suleja, Kwali, Bwari, Nyanya, Kubwa to mention but few.

Federal Government of Nigeria will declare a half day work for civil servants on the matchday for them to be at the Stadium hours before the kick off time.

"The Logistics Committee set up by the Ministry of Sports has been working round the clock in making sure that Nigerians have a hitch-free game on Tuesday. To this end, 100 buses have been scheduled to take spectators from different part of Abuja and its environs to and from Stadium. Kola Daniel told BSN Sports.

"Also, the civil servants will close at their offices before their normal closing time to be able to be at the stadium before the kick off." The first 50 spectators will also get rewards for coming early to the Stadium." He added.