"Watching more matches creates more connection." ❤️ Why Arsenal are so well-supported across Africa 👇

@FansTribeHQ I am so proud of you guys on this 🥶

@FansTribeHQ 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I’m going to build an interesting center for Arsenal fan only in Nigeria once I’m back. I’m happy seeing FFT guys on our dear Arsenal page . Podcast studio for Arsenal matters only. COYG.

Live from Sierra Leone 🔥

Very true like here in uganda nothing happens on a day when arsenal plays football. Even meetings, lectures are suspended. Like me arsenal became my family it gives me joy nothing else can and when it loses it takes me months to heal

Arsenal has posted football hq ooo Chelsea never post bi benard Nor barca posting kombo

"You're not just going there to watch your team win, you're going there to watch the other team lose" Peak one, hate-watch defined 😅

Nigeria NOT Africa. Africa is the entire continent.

This is football heritage 💯

This is exactly it. In Nigeria every Arsenal match day the whole street goes quiet. Watching more games really did turn the club into family ❤️

This is so lovely n lively..that viewing center experience was second to none

Good job guys. Arsenal don dey post our Nigeria content regarding football.

My club post my people 🥳 Fanstribe oyeee

The Arsenal in Spain camp ❤️❤️

We up

More like 👍

No be @Psalmwrite be this?

Who told that lady it’s because we can’t afford a television? No it’s because we want to gather as community and friends to enjoy the beautiful game of football, it’s more fun to watch together than alone. You get to enjoy the analysis, the banter and the celebration.

the badge just hits different in africa. best fanbase on the planet, no debate. north london forever. 🔴⚪️

“support your local” fc wont like this

I love this. Appreciate the fans in Africa too. They are too supportive 🔥🔥❤️

@Arsenalin_out Hmm. Viewing centres are now global. The power of social media in full HD. 😌

In Europe, football is a sport in most countries,in Africa, it's a religion for us..we love it that much.. Na lack of planning and infrastructure kill us

"Not everybody can afford Television". Aisha, did they give you a script to drag your own people with a lie? 🤦🏽‍♂️

The deep sense of community among Arsenal fans in Nigeria often creates a strong, family-like atmosphere. Thousands of Nigerian fans gather at viewing centers and local bars to watch matches together, bound by a unique cultural connection. This legacy was built historically by iconic figures like Nwankwo Kanu and continues today through players with Nigerian heritage like Alex Iwobi, Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze, and Noni Madueke. However, when it comes to rival fans, that sense of community gives way to banter that is relentless, sharp, and highly structured.

The viewing center experience resonates more with Nigerians. It's a lovely experience especially when you're on the winning team.

Hello I present to you tears from one of most known arsenal supporters @Esau_Matsiko you blocked. The man is ever crying admin do something really @Arsenal

That girl na mumu "Not everyone could afford a television" Reinforcing the stereotype people have on Africa with relation to poverty

the guy in utd jersey in 0:16 😂😂

Representing, well done African fans!

@Queen_Aeesha 🥹🎉❤️

This is so amazing 😻

Let the fans in the UK stop asking others in Africa is they have been to a game. That's a bit disrespectful. The passion is every bit the same.

@Queen_Aeesha Na DSTV subscription people no fit afford, not television. Olodo