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Mikel Obi, a former captain of Nigeria's national team, stated in a recent interview that he cannot work with the current leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) due to their corruption. His career in international football spans from the 2003 FIFA U-17 World Championship to the 2016 Olympics, during which he made 91 appearances for Nigeria.
He claims that during his tenure, the NFF failed to pay players their bonuses and wages, and that he had to intervene with the presidency to secure these payments. Former coaches also reported unpaid salaries and bonuses, with some coaches even resigning due to the lack of support and payment delays. Despite investigations and intervention funds, the issues persist, raising questions about accountability and leadership in Nigerian football.
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