Nigerian Eagles Threaten Boycott Over Unpaid Allowances Ahead of AFCON 2025 Clash
Nigerian national football team, the Eagles, are embroiled in a controversy over unpaid allowances, leading to threats of boycotting their AFCON 2025 quarter-final match against Algeria. Obi, a prominent ADC member, criticizes the situation, highlighting the embarrassment caused by the team's social media posts.
The players are demanding their outstanding bonuses before proceeding with the tournament. This issue is not new, as the Eagles previously protested unpaid bonuses in November 2024.
The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) is urged to take further action to resolve the dispute before the upcoming crucial match.
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