Nigeria Saturday thrashed host Cameroon 2-6 in a friendly football match played to mark
International Workers Day in the country, Bestchoicesports.com.ng can report.

According Bestchoicesports.com.ng follower who watched the match, Prime Rex, the match which was played between The Nigeria Consulate South West/North west Cameroon against Biyaka University
Institute, saw the Camerroneans took early two goals lead within ten minutes.

Rex reports that Nigeria however rallied round and got a goal back before the interval

At the restart, having discovered the loophole in the team, the Nigeria coach substituted the goal keeper, hence stabilised the team.

The players picked it up from there and scored five goals to silent the home crowd who was cheering their team at first half.

“When the match started, Cameroon scored their two goals within ten minutes and later we scored one (2:1) first half and in the second half, we scored all the other five goals

“The first half of the match got all of us terrified as BUIB was leading till the end of the first half. In the Second half, Nigeria changed their goal keeper and the match wore a different look as Nigeria started leading the game

“Barr Sixtus, Lawyer to Nigerian Embassy and leader of the team entered the field in the last five minutes

“In receiving the cup, Barr Sixtus thanked the donor and organisers of the event thus ‘I want to thank the donor and the organizers of this friendly Match. The reason for this is to Foster peace and understanding between the two countries and between the employer and the employee. By this, we the employee humbly call on our employers to reduce our work force and please increase our salaries. In this match, all of us are winners,”‘ Rex sent to Bestchoicesports.com.ng.