NFF Chief Criticizes Super Eagles Players for Boycotting Training Over Unpaid Bonuses
The Nigeria Football Federation's Chief, Augustine Eguavoen, expressed disappointment in Super Eagles players boycotting training due to unpaid bonuses, despite confidence in their abilities. The players protested at their hotel in Gabon, demanding overdue payments.
Eguavoen assured that the incident won't affect the team's performance. NFF President Ibrahim Gusau is leading negotiations with player representatives, including Troost Ekong, to resolve the issue and focus on qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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