President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has given the green light for the allocation of ₦12 billion to clear the backlog of salaries owed to the national teams, including the Super Eagles, as Nigeria gears up for the highly anticipated African Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2023.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), grappling with a history of salary arrears, has received a substantial boost from President Tinubu’s intervention.
The approval of ₦12 billion underscores the commitment of the Nigerian government to ensuring the financial stability of the national football teams and fostering a conducive environment for success on the international stage.
This substantial financial injection is poised to bring relief to the players, coaches, and support staff who have endured periods of uncertainty regarding their remuneration.
President Tinubu’s proactive measure aligns with the national objective of presenting a formidable and well-supported contingent at AFCON 2023, reinforcing Nigeria’s stature as a footballing powerhouse on the African continent.
The move also reflects a departure from the challenges that have plagued the NFF, signaling a concerted effort to address financial irregularities and prioritize the welfare of the athletes representing the nation.
The decision is anticipated to uplift the morale of the Super Eagles and instill a sense of focus and dedication as they prepare to compete against Africa’s football elite.
As the countdown to AFCON 2023 continues, President Tinubu’s intervention not only ensures a level playing field for Nigeria’s national teams but also serves as a testament to the pivotal role football plays in fostering national pride and unity.
The allocation of ₦12 billion is poised to resonate positively with football enthusiasts and the nation at large, setting the stage for a memorable and competitive AFCON campaign.
In a significant development, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has given the green light for the allocation of ₦12 billion to clear the backlog of salaries owed to the national teams, including the Super Eagles, as Nigeria gears up for the highly anticipated African Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2023.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), grappling with a history of salary arrears, has received a substantial boost from President Tinubu’s intervention.
The approval of ₦12 billion underscores the commitment of the Nigerian government to ensuring the financial stability of the national football teams and fostering a conducive environment for success on the international stage.
This substantial financial injection is poised to bring relief to the players, coaches, and support staff who have endured periods of uncertainty regarding their remuneration.
President Tinubu’s proactive measure aligns with the national objective of presenting a formidable and well-supported contingent at AFCON 2023, reinforcing Nigeria’s stature as a footballing powerhouse on the African continent.
The move also reflects a departure from the challenges that have plagued the NFF, signaling a concerted effort to address financial irregularities and prioritize the welfare of the athletes representing the nation.
The decision is anticipated to uplift the morale of the Super Eagles and instill a sense of focus and dedication as they prepare to compete against Africa’s football elite.
As the countdown to AFCON 2023 continues, President Tinubu’s intervention not only ensures a level playing field for Nigeria’s national teams but also serves as a testament to the pivotal role football plays in fostering national pride and unity.
The allocation of ₦12 billion is poised to resonate positively with football enthusiasts and the nation at large, setting the stage for a memorable and competitive AFCON campaign.
