The president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Amaju Pinnick, on Tuesday explained how the salaries of new Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr, will be paid by the federation.
Rohr signed a two-year contract to manage the Super Eagles on Tuesday.
Pinnick, in a YouTube interview, said a yet-to-be-named oil company has agreed to bankroll the new coach salaries.
“For transparency and accountability, this sponsor will pay money to the NFF financial consultants, Financial Derivatives, who will then pay the coach,” africanFootball.com quoted the NFF supremo as saying during the interview.
“Financial Derivatives, headed by Bismark Rewane, a man of impeccable character, will interface with the sponsor. The NFF will not pay the coach directly.”
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And the home based they are owing nko? Nothing is said about them
ReplyDeleteY can't they get us well known coaches ehh? What happened to that former Zambian coach that helped them win the African cup. He's French. Very handsome guy. What about top coaches? Louis van gaal did bad with man u but when he was coach for Holland he did great. Why couldn't they get him? Since they want a foreign coach they should get known ones
ReplyDeleteit look like it will be transparent....
ReplyDeleteIt ain't gonna be transparent niqqa!
DeleteAmaju is too power conscious and does not have regards for the rule of law.
The initial story was that a local bank was going to funds it and not the "undisclosed" oil company. Who else could it be if not Ifeanyi Uba of capital oil?
GOD BLESS NIGERIA.
Amaju taking advantage of the situation begging and collecting money without disclosure... useless man with zero integrity
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ReplyDeleteThe financial guru himself Rewane. Ok ooo we don hear
ReplyDeleteEnd time picnic
ReplyDeleteI hope it work
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