Nigeria Offers Super Eagles ₦72m for Every Goal in DR Congo Playoff
The Nigerian government has promised significant financial incentives to the Super Eagles ahead of their playoff final against DR Congo for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification. Each goal scored will earn the team between ₦50,000 to ₦72 million, aiming to motivate the players and enhance their performance.
Led by officials from the Nigerian Football Federation, this gesture reinforces national pride and competitiveness. The move comes after previous protests over unpaid bonuses, with the government's commitment to supporting Nigeria's World Cup qualification journey.
The Super Eagles face a crucial match against DR Congo with high stakes and increased financial rewards for goal-scoring.
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