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Now that the @NGSuper_Falcons have gone to war with @thenff, officials and players of #Nigeria’s Under-20 team at the last #Under20WC in Argentina have reached out to me. And this is the message they sent, concerning their situation with @thenff. I am posting it verbatim, with some light editing, for grammatical reasons: *PLIGHT OF THE FLYING EAGLES THAT ACHIEVED A QUARTER-FINAL FINISH IN ARGENTINA. “In May 2022, the team won the Wafu U20 tournament and qualified for the AFCON U20 in Egypt during [the] @PinnickAmaju administration. The team was promised a qualification bonus but no specific amount was mentioned… To the AFCON U20 proper in Egypt - the NFF General Secretary sat with players and officials before the tournament and pledged $5,000 [to] each player if the team qualified for the U20 World Cup. Players and officials received 6 days training tour allowance in Morocco and 10 days in Egypt, despite spending 25 days in Egypt. The team finished third with [a] bronze medal and qualified for the World Cup. In Argentina, the team stayed for 31 days and reached the quarter finals but no match bonus paid and only 20 days camping allowance out of 31 days. 20 days camping allowance amounts to $2,000 that is $100 per day. In Argentina, the players wanted to revolt for the non payment of the World Cup qualification bonus and allowances but the NFF GS threatened to black list players who engage in such an act. At the moment, the NFF owes each Flying Eagles player $5,000 World Cup qualification bonus and 25 days camping allowance - 15 days in Egypt and 10 days in Argentina, as well as match bonuses, for three wins during the U20 World Cup.” #Nigeria, over to you…