Mohammed Sanusi
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), yesterday assured stakeholders that all outstanding allowances of Super Eagles players and salaries of their coaches would be paid in due course.
NFF General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi, was reacting to an interview Super Eagles defender, Leon Balogun granted in which he confirmed that the players are been owed several outstanding bonuses just as the coaching crew are also yet to receive backlog of salaries since last year thus putting the federation in bad light in the eyes of the public.
But last night, officials from Sunday Dankaro House in Abuja explained that the challenges and disruptions caused by the global coronavirus pandemic are still being felt by government institutions and businesses the world over, and there was no need to pretend that these are normal times.
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