The NFF have assured the Super Falcons will be paid their World Cup prize monies and unpaid bonuses from other games, but there has been no mention of the unpaid bonuses of the Super Eagles running into as many as 16 matches over more than two years.
SCORENigeria has specially obtained a detailed breakdown of the bonuses and allowances yet to be paid Nigeria’s biggest football brand, the Super Eagles, in the past two years.
A conservative estimate is that each regular Super Eagles player is now being owed at least $65,000.
2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers:
Liberia vs Nigeria $5000 Match Bonus
Central Africa vs Nigeria $5000 Match Bonus
Cape Verde vs Nigeria $5000 Match Bonus
Nigeria vs Cape Verde 1 Million Naira Match Bonus
Ghana vs Nigeria $2500 Match Bonus
2021
Mexico vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee/Camp Allowance $1400
Tunisia vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee/Camp Allowance $1400
Algeria vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee
Cameroon vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee/Camp Allowance $1400
2022
Mexico vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee/Camp Allowance $1400
Ecuador vs Nigeria Friendly $2000
Sierra Leone vs Nigeria 2023 AFCON Q $5000/Camp Allowance $1400
Sao Tome vs Nigeria 2023 AFCON Q $5000
Algeria vs Nigeria Friendly $2000 Appearance Fee/Camp Allowance $1400
2023
Guinea Bissau vs Nigeria 2023 AFCON Qualifier $5000/Camp Allowance $1400
Sierra Leone vs Nigeria 2023 AFCON Qualifier $5000/Camp Allowance $1400
These calculations did not include Home-Based Super Eagles Camp Allowance for Mexico vs Nigeria Twice in 2021 and 2022; CHAN Eagles Ghana vs Nigeria, Nigeria vs Ghana (Second leg no Transport no Allowance)
Key: $5000 per player for official away game Official home game 1 Million Naira International Friendly Appearance Fee $2000 Daily Camp Allowance $200
