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Nigeria’s senior women national team, Super Falcons, who are supposed to by preparing for the third place match at the ongoing Morocco 2022 Africa Women Cup of Nations, yesterday, refused to train as scheduled, demanding immediate payment of their allowances.

The Guardian learnt that the players, who were reduced to nine players during their semifinal game against Morocco, which they eventually lost 4-5 on penalties, had vowed to ensure they left the competition with the bronze medal. But the refusal of the Nigeria Football Federation to pay their appearance fees, according to sources, left them with no option than to press for their dues.

This is not the first time the Super Falcons and the current NFF board would clash over unfulfilled promises. It took the efforts of Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, for the girls to be paid. But the NFF reacted by sacking then coach, Florence Omagbemi, who they accused of instigating the girls to embark on the strike.

 

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