Peter Obi Slams Nigerian Govt Over Unpaid Super Eagles Allowances
Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate, criticized the Nigerian government for failing to pay the Super Eagles players' allowances, describing it as a disgrace to the country. He warned that neglecting national athletes sends a dangerous signal to Nigerian youth.
The Super Eagles players boycotted training in Morocco due to unpaid bonuses, causing a setback before their World Cup qualifier against Gabon. Obi emphasized the importance of promptly paying and respecting athletes who represent the nation, highlighting the need for better treatment of sports professionals in Nigeria.
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