The Morning Call
What many may have thought was merely dancing and chanting in support of a sports team, is now becoming a serious sport in Africa.
We take you to Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital to meet with team ‘Lagos Cheer Nigeria’.
They are on a mission to popularize cheerleading as a competitive sport in the country.
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