Super Eagles Players Protest NFF Over Unpaid Bonuses

Tension has arisen within the Super Eagles squad due to unpaid bonuses related to their third-place finish at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, with players reportedly not receiving payment nearly nine months after the tournament concluded. This discontent was evident before their recent 3-0 defeat in a 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Bissau.
Players voiced their grievances in the dressing room prior to the match, highlighting not only the financial issues but also concerns regarding the quality of the playing surface and accommodation provided by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) during their trip. Additionally, the NFF allegedly reduced allowances for the Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau fixtures without prior notification to the players.
This situation mirrors previous disputes, such as during the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, indicating ongoing welfare disagreements between the players and football authorities. As of the report, the NFF had not publicly addressed these allegations.
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