Wednesday, 19 September 2012

NFF set to pay outstanding salaries of Keshi, others


Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi

 
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will soon begin offsetting the outstanding salaries of the various national team coaches, we can authoritatively report.
Sources at the NFF headquarters in Abuja disclosed that the Federation would begin making the payments of salaries to coaches like Super Eagles and Super Falcons handlers Stephen Keshi and Kadiri Ikana very soon. Flying Eagles and Golden Eaglets coaches John Obuh and Manu Garba are not left out, we gathered.
Our correspondent gathered that the salaries have been pending since the beginning of the year and had at some point almost caused trouble between the coaches and the Federation. But now respite has come the way of the coaches that have diligently continued to do their jobs in spite of not being paid.   
The development comes just a day after the Federation received N350million boost in sponsorship money from telecommunications giant Globacom.
Globacom is making a return to sponsorship of Nigerian football about four years after it pulled out of sponsoring both the national team, the Super Eagles and the Nigeria Premier League (NPL).
Meanwhile, Coach Keshi is expected to release the list of players that will make it to Eagles camp for the Liberia cracker soon. Unconfirmed reports claim that ‘The Big Boss’ could release the list next week.

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