Nigerian Super Eagles Players Boycott Training Over Unpaid Bonuses
Nigerian Super Eagles players boycotted training before the World Cup playoff against Gabon over unpaid bonuses. The players demanded $30,000 ($15,000 per game) but were offered $10,000 per match by the NFF.
The situation led to a standoff until NFF President Ibrahim Gusau intervened to resolve the issue. Fans criticized the players' decision to press their demands just before a crucial match.
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