Russia 2018: FG explains how Super Eagles will be paid

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Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung says Super Eagles players and officials would be paid their camping allowances upfront for the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup.

The football tournament will hold from June 14 to July 15, 2018.

“The Federal Government of Nigeria has mobilised and has overcome some of the common obstacles that usually characterised our preparation”, he said.

“Our team would have their camping allowances even paid upfront so that we eliminate the crisis of allowances in camps.

“Bonuses are progressive with performance, that one we are also sure that they will do well in it.

“We have also kept the team together and the leadership, and maintain harmony in their football family to be able to give Nigeria victory.

“One thing remains very sure, with the qualification of Nigeria, the country has made a statement that she is not going to Russia as a mere spectator.

“We are contenders that the world should watch out for,’’ Dalung told NAN.

Nigeria will face former world champions, Argentina, Croatia and Iceland in Group D.



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