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Arsenal Legend Thierry Henry Arrives Lagos,Received by large crowd(Photos)


Arsenal FC legend, Thierry Henry landed in Lagos, Yesterday December 17 on Sunday for the Guinness Made of Black programme and he was received by a massive crowd of personal and Arsenal fans. Most of them on Arsenal Jersey excited to see the hero. It was a great site to see the taking pictures and exchanging love
The 40-year-old Frenchman is presently in the country to meet winners of the ‘Be a Front Row Fan’ consumer promotion of the company.
The international football icon will equally join the winners to watch the West Brom v Manchester United EPL game at Landmark Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The Arsenal legend was received by a large crowd at Murtala Mohammed Airport, Lagos upon arrival yesterday.



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