Nigeria’s Super Eagles stand to pocket a massive N700 million (about $ 4.6 million) in allowances, appearance fees and win bonuses should they go all the way at next month's World Cup as skipper Nwankwo Kanu has predicted.
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has already proposed to the players a qualification bonus of 25% of the $8 million Nigeria will receive for featuring in the first round of the 2010 World Cup.

In addition, NFF has now projected it would also spend about N700 million in daily allowances, appearance fees and match bonuses if the Eagles reach the World Cup finals. For instance, each of the 23 players who make the final cut for the tournament will be entitled to a daily allowance of $200. A month's stay in South Africa would, therefore, mean that a player would receive $6,000 alone in daily allowances.


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Waste of money.

For instance, each of the 23 players who make the final cut for the tournament will be entitled to a daily allowance of $200. A month's stay in South Africa would, therefore, mean that a player would receive $6,000 alone in daily allowances.

Lets hope they pay the players or else, remember what the Togolese pleyers did until FIFA decided to pay the players out the match allowance they were entitle to, Remember Mali 2002 when Oliseh started a riot and he was kicked out of the squad because of this payment,

Thank God they will not win the world cup.

There is so much and so far Money-Motivation can bring out the best in the SUPER EAGLES, without a solid performance at SA2010. you can give them a million dollars and they will still fail ignobly