The General Secretary of Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Dr. Mohammed Sanusi on Friday evening presented the sum of $1,000 to the Flying Eagles for their performance against Gli Azzurrini of Italy in the ongoing FIFA U20 World Cup in Argentina.
Sanusi had made the presentation on Friday evening in Buenos Aires after the Flying Eagles last training session ahead of the team’s encounter against Brazil on Saturday in La Plata.
The NFF scribe also gave out $100 to forward Emmanuel Umeh, who assisted the opening goal against Italy, for his tenacity and resilience in the build-up. He further charged the seven-time African champions to remain focused and relentless in their bid to top group D.
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“Gentlemen, I am here to salute you on behalf of the Nigeria Football Federation for your excellent performance against Italy on Wednesday. I am currently on my way back to Nigeria and hopefully, I will be back to be with you in the closing stages of this championship.”
“The Nigeria Football Federation under the leadership of Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau is working assiduously to ensure you are given all the necessary support you require. I urge you to remain focused and be relentless against Brazil and replicate the same performance as you did against the Italians.”
The Flying Eagles will tackle Brazil’s Selecao Sub-20 on Saturday (today) at the Estadio Ciudad de La Plata in their last group game.
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When the Boyz come out and say it. I will believe una. See nff wey dey motivate players.never pay match bonuses talkless of motivate
A thousand dollars each or one thousand dollars for the whole team?
What will the above money do??? 1000usd and 100usd in this era of inflation, NFF onigbese!!!
If 1000$ for each player, then it’s a nice gesture.
Is this not the man they say is making money more than the president of the country. na wa o
This Nff is a disgrace, what is a thousand dollars to the whole team;How much will be shared among them? The should pay those boys their match bonuses. Corrupt people
Good point Isreal Abia.
Now that our boys lost, I hope they will still get paid.
The amount is small, but it’s still better than nothing, which is what the boys would have got if the former NFF were still in office. Like say na those former NFF guys still dey there, shingbain NO GO DROP.
My guy Pompei park well. Leave the NFF to motivate the boy how they like. This requires no comment. When it comes to football analysis, I own you.
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