Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles-OWNGOA

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Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles (Owngoal)

https://owngoalnigeria.com/2024/01/04/t ... er-eagles/

The coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Jose Peseiro will be smiling to the bank soon following the approval of his backlog of salaries ahead of the ahead of the start of the Africa Cup of Nations, OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

Peseiro's salary hasn't been regular with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) struggling to meet up with paying him as and at when due on a deal, which was agreed with the former board of the NFF under Amaju Pinnick and former sports minister Sunday Dare, who claimed he has gotten approval for the salaries of the coach to be paid by the federal government. Dare's statement didn't materialize leaving new minister for sports development Senator John Enoh with the task of honouring the pledge, which has now come to reality with the approval of $1.3m for his unpaid wages by the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Also players of the team have been given a huge boost with their unpaid match bonuses from 2001 totaling 26 matches also among the items approved by the president, averting a potential strike ahead of the AFCON.

The funds were part of the submission made by the NFF in conjunction with the sports ministry ahead of the team's campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on the 13th of January in Cote d'Ivoire.

[Lolly]

Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles (Owngoal)

https://owngoalnigeria.com/2024/01/04/t ... er-eagles/

The coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Jose Peseiro will be smiling to the bank soon following the approval of his backlog of salaries ahead of the ahead of the start of the Africa Cup of Nations, OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

Peseiro's salary hasn't been regular with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) struggling to meet up with paying him as and at when due on a deal, which was agreed with the former board of the NFF under Amaju Pinnick and former sports minister Sunday Dare, who claimed he has gotten approval for the salaries of the coach to be paid by the federal government. Dare's statement didn't materialize leaving new minister for sports development Senator John Enoh with the task of honouring the pledge, which has now come to reality with the approval of $1.3m for his unpaid wages by the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Also players of the team have been given a huge boost with their unpaid match bonuses from 2001 totaling 26 matches also among the items approved by the president, averting a potential strike ahead of the AFCON.

The funds were part of the submission made by the NFF in conjunction with the sports ministry ahead of the team's campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on the 13th of January in Cote d'Ivoire.

Who is going to be in charge of paying the retired players their bonuses? I see that money disappearing.

FG bailing out the NFF again. Meanwhile, one of the past NFF bosses is a billionaire. God dey.

[ohenhen1]

Waste of money. The NFF shouldn't be getting govt funding.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

26 matches?

[1naija]

Hopefully Jagaban is not trying to play a fast one. This is like Wike hiring 200000 Special Assistants on TV without anyone receiving letter of appointment or pay.

26 matches?

[fabio]

Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles (Owngoal)

https://owngoalnigeria.com/2024/01/04/t ... er-eagles/

The coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Jose Peseiro will be smiling to the bank soon following the approval of his backlog of salaries ahead of the ahead of the start of the Africa Cup of Nations, OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

Peseiro's salary hasn't been regular with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) struggling to meet up with paying him as and at when due on a deal, which was agreed with the former board of the NFF under Amaju Pinnick and former sports minister Sunday Dare, who claimed he has gotten approval for the salaries of the coach to be paid by the federal government. Dare's statement didn't materialize leaving new minister for sports development Senator John Enoh with the task of honouring the pledge, which has now come to reality with the approval of $1.3m for his unpaid wages by the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Also players of the team have been given a huge boost with their unpaid match bonuses from 2001 totaling 26 matches also among the items approved by the president, averting a potential strike ahead of the AFCON.

The funds were part of the submission made by the NFF in conjunction with the sports ministry ahead of the team's campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on the 13th of January in Cote d'Ivoire.

Who is going to be in charge of paying the retired players their bonuses? I see that money disappearing.

FG bailing out the NFF again. Meanwhile, one of the past NFF bosses is a billionaire. God dey.

You mean Damunk's friend the so called best NFF President owed player match bonuses.

[EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA]

Hopefully Jagaban is not trying to play a fast one. This is like Wike hiring 200000 Special Assistants on TV without anyone receiving letter of appointment or pay.

26 matches?

Kai…. River people and fake flosssin sha.

[Odas]

Hopefully Jagaban is not trying to play a fast one. This is like Wike hiring 200000 Special Assistants on TV without anyone receiving letter of appointment or pay.

26 matches?

kai, see corruption happening so openly in all parts of life in our country without any fear by the theives. Na wa-oo!

[Eaglezbeak]

This is why the NFFwill remain amateur,they rely on government funding and are not designed for innovation and will never be able to function independently until the feed me mentality ends.

[Lolly]

This is why the NFFwill remain amateur,they rely on government funding and are not designed for innovation and will never be able to function independently until the feed me mentality ends.

Don’t be deceived. They make money but it is diverted.

[packerland]

This is why the NFFwill remain amateur,they rely on government funding and are not designed for innovation and will never be able to function independently until the feed me mentality ends.

I agree. They may get money from sponsors here and there when the team is doing well but I struggle to see how they’re making money. It can’t be from the league.

[Eaglezbeak]

This is why the NFFwill remain amateur,they rely on government funding and are not designed for innovation and will never be able to function independently until the feed me mentality ends.

Don’t be deceived. They make money but it is diverted.

In their small mentality they’re making money and misspending without accountability.

[Kabalega]

Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles (Owngoal)

https://owngoalnigeria.com/2024/01/04/t ... er-eagles/

No excuses!

[Cellular]

Tinubu Approves N1.3b For Peseiros Outstanding Salaries & Agrees To Pay 26 Matches Unpaid Bonuses Of Super Eagles (Owngoal)

https://owngoalnigeria.com/2024/01/04/t ... er-eagles/

The coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Jose Peseiro will be smiling to the bank soon following the approval of his backlog of salaries ahead of the ahead of the start of the Africa Cup of Nations, OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

Peseiro's salary hasn't been regular with the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) struggling to meet up with paying him as and at when due on a deal, which was agreed with the former board of the NFF under Amaju Pinnick and former sports minister Sunday Dare, who claimed he has gotten approval for the salaries of the coach to be paid by the federal government. Dare's statement didn't materialize leaving new minister for sports development Senator John Enoh with the task of honouring the pledge, which has now come to reality with the approval of $1.3m for his unpaid wages by the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Also players of the team have been given a huge boost with their unpaid match bonuses from 2001 totaling 26 matches also among the items approved by the president, averting a potential strike ahead of the AFCON.

The funds were part of the submission made by the NFF in conjunction with the sports ministry ahead of the team's campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations, which begins on the 13th of January in Cote d'Ivoire.

If true, great move by Mr. President.