Super Eagles' Unpaid Dues Resolved After Strike Drama
Super Eagles players, including the captain William Troost Ekong, took action against the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) for unpaid bonuses dating back to 2019, leading to a strike before the FIFA World Cup playoff against Gabon. The standoff was resolved following intervention by the Nation Sport Commission (NSC) led by Shehu Dikko.
The NFF officials denied claims of unpaid bonuses, stating that players were paid for the recent matches. The situation sparked widespread reactions on social media, with fans criticizing the NFF.
The issue was eventually clarified, and the players received their payments.
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