The Chelsea winger said he and his colleagues were battle ready to do the nation proud by starting their Afcon group clash with a win over their West African foes.
He admonished Nigerians to get behind the Eagles if they want the team to soar in South Africa.
“We had our first training session in South Africa and the boys are looking sharp. We are looking forward to the tournament and of course the first game against Burkina Faso,” the Nigerian said.
The Eagles will also play Ethiopia and title holders, Zambia in their other group ties.
