SCORENigeria has exclusively gathered that the NFF are due a lucrative pay day when the Super Eagles take on their Russian counterparts on June 6 in a first-ever friendly.
It was learnt that the football federation will net as much as $500,000 (more than 800 Million Naira) for accepting to play this match.
This will include payment for a slice of the television rights for the match as well.
Controversies have surrounded this match as Russia are still sanctioned by FIFA for the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Coach Eric Chelle has named a formidable squad for this match with only Niger Tornadoes midfielder Papa Daniel the only NPFL star listed.
The match will be played at the 78,000-capacity Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, which staged both the opening and final of the 2018 World Cup.
A typical Nigerian way no compassion no empathy just all about money Putin is killing people and U are honouring him by playing a friendly game with his team no one would but tell Nigeria FA money they jump at it they never seem to amazed me how so insensitive they are .