The Super Eagles of Nigeria national team players and staffs have boycotted training Amid issues with unpaid bonuses, MySportDab reports.
Amid an important game against Gabon, there is an unrest in the Nigeria team camp in Morocco which could cause a lot of damages.
The situation isn’t looking good right now with players and staffs deciding not to take part in preparations for their game.
Training had been going on earlier with players arriving to camp in numbers ahead of their match which take place on Thursday.
Nigeria are expected to take on Gabon in the first phase of two phases to qualify as the final African team who will go on to play one more qualifiers match.
According to several reports reaching MySportDab, he can confirm that the players and staffs are currently holding off from preparations.
Here Is What Was Reported:
“Super Eagles players & officials boycott training today in Morocco because of unresolved issues with outstanding payments.
There are claims of reported payments that dated back to 2019 still unpaid by the federation despite funds being made available to them.
This recent development come Amid heavy investigation on NFF over misplaced funds and projects that was given to them to carry out on various levels.
