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Technology and football

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Whether they are gathered around the only television screen in their community centre, or vying for position on the street outside an electrical goods shop in down town Lagos, Nigerian football fans are getting greater exposure to live matches than ever before.

Advances in modern technology have meant that even the poorest communities can mount a satellite dish on one of their houses so that locals can follow their favourite teams. It has meant that those who cannot make it to stadiums in the country to watch live games can get together around the television instead.

Men, women and children are developing an interest in football here, especially in the run up to the FIFA World Cup soccer showcase. When a qualifier was played between Nigeria and Mozambique, fans throughout the city flocked to their nearest television set to support their nation.

This has meant that local businesses that are invested in the technological industry have benefited hugely. There has been a creation of jobs, an increase in the sales of electrical goods and the opportunity for other businesses to attract customers by installing a television on their premises.

As Nigerians prepare to chart to progress of their national team in the World Cup, many young, aspiring footballers have set their sights on pursuing their passion until they too can represent their country.

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    Description: Locals watch live European football from a shop on the streets of Lagos, Nigeris on October 9, 2009. With advances in technology, more Nigerians have access to football matches. AMO/Ahmed Jallanzo
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    Description: Children watch television and play computer games in a community center in Lagos, Nigeria on October 10, 2009. With an increase in technology in the country, the younger generations are being exposed to international football and more people have the opportunity to pursue an interest in the sport. AMO/Ahmed Jallanzo
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    Title: Technology and football in Lagos, Nigeria
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    Description: A board advertises a FIFA World Cup 2010 qualifier and other football matches that will be shown on television screens in a shop in Lagos, Nigeria. With advances in modern technology, more Nigerians have opportunities to watch football matches, and it strengthens community spirit when they gather together for games.
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