Team Nigeria Olympic kits to Paris have become the cynosure of eyes, which Kenyans cannot help but applaud comparing them to their sub-standard outfits.
Kenyans are expressing their dissatisfaction with their athletes' Olympic ceremonial kits, comparing them to Team Nigeria's eye-catching outfits for the Paris 2024 Games.
President Williams Ruto flagged off the Kenya Olympic team to Paris in a ceremonial occasion, where their official kits were revealed. Following this, Kenyans are unhappy about the general outlook based on the creativity and quality of the outfits.
Expressing their anger on X after sighting Team Nigeria's outfits, they're calling out Hon Ababu-Namwamba - the Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, Republic of Kenya.
Team Nigeria's captivating outfits have been the cynosure of eyes since its unveiling by Actively Black - makers of the gripping merchandise.
The fast-rising sportswear company announced its collaboration with the Nigerian Olympic Committee on its Instagram page in April, emphasizing a milestone moment as a black-owned, diaspora-owned brand.
For the kits, Actively Black boldly used the Green and White colours of Nigeria and fine-tuned it with Black to bring out the vibrant culture and urban feel for the athlete's comfort at the Games.
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Actively Black drops Team Nigeria's captivating Paris Olympic kits
Check out the beautiful and captivating Paris Olympic kits for Team Nigeria made by US-based sports brand Actively Black.
The kits were officially unveiled on their Instagram page after featuring in the New York Times on the impeccable achievement.
Following the unveiling, Nigerians went wild for their country's dazzling new Olympic kits, with fans hailing the 'stunning', 'vibrant' designs. The eye-catching uniforms were described as 'Giving Super heroes vibes,' perfectly encapsulating the general reaction to the outfit's striking aesthetic.
Here are some reactions to Kenyans' displeasure with their kits compared to Nigeria's captivating designs.