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ABIODUN105:
This season Emmanuel Dennis have been fantastically fantastic but if Gernot rohr seat him on the bench in afcon it will be very painful.

Subzero047:
NFF owes Keshi seven months’ salary

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) owes Super Eagles manager, Stephen Keshi, and members of his backroom staff seven months’ salaries, NFF President, Aminu Maigari, confirmed over the weekend.
Maigari claimed the delayed payments were due to the financial constraints the football body is facing in recent times.
“It is true that Keshi has not been paid for the past seven months but the hands of the federation are tied over this matter,” he said in a SuperSports report. “It’s not as if we are hoarding this money and have refused to pay him. The NFF is in dire straits as far as financial resources are concerned.

“We have even had to slash the winning bonus of players of the Super Eagles from $10,000 USD to $5,000 USD as a result.”
Maigari said the NFF has taken steps to alleviate Keshi’s financial situation by taking responsibility for his hotel bills and feeding.
“There are several steps taken by the NFF in this regard to make Keshi’s life easier,” he said. “The rent of the hotel in Abuja he lives in is paid by the NFF. His feeding is taken care of by the NFF as well. He has an official car provided by the NFF and we ensure that any expense he needs to meet as he carries out his official duties are met by the NFF.
“Let me also use this medium to inform Nigerians that other staff of the NFF have also not been paid for over a year but they have continued working without complaints because they know the constraints we are facing.”

Others affected by the NFF’s financial constraints include the General Secretary, Barrister Musa Ahmadu; Director of competitions, Mohammed Sanusi; Director technical, Emmanuel Ikpeme, and the Director of finance.

According to Maigari, there are many more
“I am sure a lot of Nigerians do not know that even as the leader of the NFF, I have not received salaries for a single day so people should understand that we are selflessly serving the nation,” Maigari said.
The NFF president, however, insisted that the coaches would be paid their salaries as soon as “things improve.”
Keshi, who took the reins from Samson Siasia in November 2011, led the Nigeria national team to first place at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in South Africa, a feat that eluded Nigeria for 19 years. He is just a match away from qualifying the Super Eagles for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.



This is who TheGoodJoe is portraying as a Saint here

TheGoodJoe:

I am a fierce critique of Maigari. He had his shortcomings. However, we can not deny his vision. Today, reflecting back, I am proud he led the NFF.

Subzero047:
NFF owes Keshi seven months’ salary

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) owes Super Eagles manager, Stephen Keshi, and members of his backroom staff seven months’ salaries, NFF President, Aminu Maigari, confirmed over the weekend.
Maigari claimed the delayed payments were due to the financial constraints the football body is facing in recent times.
“It is true that Keshi has not been paid for the past seven months but the hands of the federation are tied over this matter,” he said in a SuperSports report. “It’s not as if we are hoarding this money and have refused to pay him. The NFF is in dire straits as far as financial resources are concerned.

“We have even had to slash the winning bonus of players of the Super Eagles from $10,000 USD to $5,000 USD as a result.”
Maigari said the NFF has taken steps to alleviate Keshi’s financial situation by taking responsibility for his hotel bills and feeding.
“There are several steps taken by the NFF in this regard to make Keshi’s life easier,” he said. “The rent of the hotel in Abuja he lives in is paid by the NFF. His feeding is taken care of by the NFF as well. He has an official car provided by the NFF and we ensure that any expense he needs to meet as he carries out his official duties are met by the NFF.
“Let me also use this medium to inform Nigerians that other staff of the NFF have also not been paid for over a year but they have continued working without complaints because they know the constraints we are facing.”

Others affected by the NFF’s financial constraints include the General Secretary, Barrister Musa Ahmadu; Director of competitions, Mohammed Sanusi; Director technical, Emmanuel Ikpeme, and the Director of finance.

According to Maigari, there are many more
“I am sure a lot of Nigerians do not know that even as the leader of the NFF, I have not received salaries for a single day so people should understand that we are selflessly serving the nation,” Maigari said.
The NFF president, however, insisted that the coaches would be paid their salaries as soon as “things improve.”
Keshi, who took the reins from Samson Siasia in November 2011, led the Nigeria national team to first place at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in South Africa, a feat that eluded Nigeria for 19 years. He is just a match away from qualifying the Super Eagles for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.



This is who TheGoodJoe is portraying as a Saint here

Abusule007:
Dennis and Osimhen up front during afcon would simply be hightension for defenders. Their work rate would be fire.

Subzero047:
Others affected by the NFF’s financial constraints include the General Secretary, Barrister Musa Ahmadu; Director of competitions, Mohammed Sanusi; Director technical, Emmanuel Ikpeme, and the Director of finance.


Man was basically owing the whole NFF

komekn:
Agreed without question.

He is outstanding for Watford he is effectively in the HERE and NOW our best striker.

Subzero047:
NFF owes Keshi seven months’ salary

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) owes Super Eagles manager, Stephen Keshi, and members of his backroom staff seven months’ salaries, NFF President, Aminu Maigari, confirmed over the weekend.
Maigari claimed the delayed payments were due to the financial constraints the football body is facing in recent times.
“It is true that Keshi has not been paid for the past seven months but the hands of the federation are tied over this matter,” he said in a SuperSports report. “It’s not as if we are hoarding this money and have refused to pay him. The NFF is in dire straits as far as financial resources are concerned.

“We have even had to slash the winning bonus of players of the Super Eagles from $10,000 USD to $5,000 USD as a result.”
Maigari said the NFF has taken steps to alleviate Keshi’s financial situation by taking responsibility for his hotel bills and feeding.
“There are several steps taken by the NFF in this regard to make Keshi’s life easier,” he said. “The rent of the hotel in Abuja he lives in is paid by the NFF. His feeding is taken care of by the NFF as well. He has an official car provided by the NFF and we ensure that any expense he needs to meet as he carries out his official duties are met by the NFF.
“Let me also use this medium to inform Nigerians that other staff of the NFF have also not been paid for over a year but they have continued working without complaints because they know the constraints we are facing.”

Others affected by the NFF’s financial constraints include the General Secretary, Barrister Musa Ahmadu; Director of competitions, Mohammed Sanusi; Director technical, Emmanuel Ikpeme, and the Director of finance.

According to Maigari, there are many more
“I am sure a lot of Nigerians do not know that even as the leader of the NFF, I have not received salaries for a single day so people should understand that we are selflessly serving the nation,” Maigari said.
The NFF president, however, insisted that the coaches would be paid their salaries as soon as “things improve.”
Keshi, who took the reins from Samson Siasia in November 2011, led the Nigeria national team to first place at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in South Africa, a feat that eluded Nigeria for 19 years. He is just a match away from qualifying the Super Eagles for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.



This is who TheGoodJoe is portraying as a Saint here

Oasis001:


Most successful NFF Chairman. If uncle Joe dey hype you, run for your Life. Iheanacho wasn't playing at City, baba said he should stay and getting drilled.

When Iheanacho noticed he's no been drilled, rather getting grilled, before he turn Berbecue em japa to Leicester.

Guess what uncle Joe said? Best move for his Career cos Rodgers is a football Genius.... LMFAO!

TheGoodJoe:

Maigari in this place cut cost that even affected big boys in NFF. How can you count that against him?

TheGoodJoe:

You need to learn to understand a point before going gung-ho.

I was one of the fierce critics of Maigari. So saying I painted him a saint is a joke. I literally dissed him but today I will take his era over Pinnick.

Just like I am a very fierce critique of Goodluck Jonathan but today I will take his administration over Buhari.

Does that mean I am painting Goodluck a saint?

TheGoodJoe:
Best. Did you read this at all?

Alhaji Aminu Maigari, former NFF President and Amaju Pinnick’s predecessor in office, was never privy to all these huge resources. He worked with limited funds from the federation account and won 12 trophies in four years without owing a backlog of bonuses and allowance to any category of the national teams.

AndSunGorilla:
Ekong doing well today.

TheGoodJoe:

Maigari in this place cut cost that even affected big boys in NFF. How can you count that against him?

darkelf:
Don't praise him yet. It is too early

Oasis001:


Most successful NFF Chairman. If uncle Joe dey hype you, run for your Life. Iheanacho wasn't playing at City, baba said he should stay and getting drilled.

When Iheanacho noticed he's no been drilled, rather getting grilled, before he turn Berbecue em japa to Leicester.

Guess what uncle Joe said? Best move for his Career cos Rodgers is a football Genius.... LMFAO!

Subzero047:
Owing salaries is now cutting cost, e no go better for you

darkelf:
You people should just let thegoodjoe win

He will rather paint our thread blue for 100 pages if necessary rather than been gainsaid

Please let him be abeg

Subzero047:
Who said this then

CODMOK:
His influence in CAF how?
This one that one of either Ghana , Nigeria and Ivory coast can qualify for Continental tournament?

TheGoodJoe:

Read well. The person said bonuses and allowances. Not salaries. Without a backlog of bonuses and allowances.

Subzero047:
Owing salaries is now cutting cost, e no go better for you

AndSunGorilla:
3 nigerians playing right now, Onyeka just came in to join the party. If you are watching the game, could you analyze the performance of our boys?

TheGoodJoe:

Actually not watching due to not feeling fine. Network is poor today to even hook up online. I hope to get to watch them soon.

12large1:
I wish a rohr or a new super eagles coach can introduce gen gen pressing to SE. A team that has pacy players should maximize it