Federal Government Steps In to Settle Super Eagles’ Outstanding Bonuses

Federal Government Steps In to Settle Super Eagles’ Outstanding Bonuses

In a timely intervention, the Federal Government of Nigeria, through the National Sports Commission (NSC), has come to the rescue of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) by paying all outstanding bonuses owed to the Super Eagles.
This decisive move follows recent reports of player unrest and a boycott of training sessions in Morocco over unpaid allowances. The government’s action is seen as a major relief to the team ahead of their upcoming international fixtures.
According to reliable sources within the sports commission, the payment was approved to ensure the players remain focused and motivated, while also preventing any potential embarrassment on the international stage.
Sports analysts have praised the NSC for swiftly addressing the issue, noting that financial disputes have long affected morale and performance in Nigerian football. The move, they say, underscores the government’s renewed commitment to sports development and athlete welfare.
With this payment, hopes are high that the Super Eagles will now channel their full energy into delivering outstanding performances in their forthcoming matches, as the nation rallies behind them in support.