World Cup Qualifiers: Peter Obi slams FG over unpaid Super Eagles allowances

It’s unfortunate our Super Eagles are being owed – Peter Obi

In a statement on his verified X account on Wednesday, Mr Obi lamented that a country that finds resources for “needless lavish spending” cannot meet its obligations to athletes who represent it with pride. The post It’s unfortunate our Super Eagles are being owed – Peter Obi appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

World Cup Qualifiers: Peter Obi slams FG over unpaid Super Eagles allowances

Obi described the situation as shameful, saying it sends the wrong signal to young Nigerians that “hard work and service are not rewarded.”

Pay the Super Eagles—Respect for National Service Begins with Action

In a country where patriotism is often celebrated in speeches but neglected in practice, the news that Nigeria’s Super Eagles are being owed their allowances is both disheartening and telling. These athletes, who consistently give their best to represent the nation on the global stage, deserve more than applause—they deserve prompt and dignified compensation. It is a troubling irony that while funds are routinely found for lavish political cerem…

Peter Obi Slams NFF Over Super Eagles’ Unpaid Allowances

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Peter Obi, former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has described the protest of the Super Eagles over their unpaid allowances as “what is found in a now disgraced country”.  The African Examiner writes that on Tuesday, the Super Eagles players and officials boycotted their scheduled evening training session because of their […] The post Peter Obi Slams NFF Over Super Eagles’ Unpaid Allowances  first appeared on Af…

StatePress NG: Peter Obi condemns Super Eagles allowance crisis, says it reflects a ‘disgraced country’

Obi Tells Federal Government To Pay Super Eagles' Outstanding Allowances Amid Players’ Boycott

Former 2024 presidential candidate of Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi, has called on the Federal Government to immediately settle the outstanding allowances and bonuses owed to the Super Eagles following reports that the national team boycotted a training session in Rabat, Morocco, over unpaid entitlements. Obi, in a post on X on Wednesday, criticised the government for neglecting athletes who have continued to represent Nigeria with pride and dedica…