Nigeria welcomed at Oiso hotel

Nigeria welcomed at Oiso hotel

OISO, Japan - Nigerian soccer team members are welcomed by local children at a hotel in Oiso, Kanagawa Prefecture, where the team will stay during training camp at nearby Hiratsuka ahead of the World Cup soccer finals. The tournament, being co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, runs from May 31-June 30.

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