The changeless secretary of the Sports service, Christian Ohaa, said on Thursday that the most recent pay push over Super Eagles' Algeria win reward, will be 'investigated' by the Ministry.
This is taking after a reports distributed on an African football site on Wednesday that some Super Eagles players have asserted they were duped by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in the installment of their win reward for the 2018 World Cup qualifier against Algeria.
In light of the report, the NFF Spokesman, Ademola Olajire and the Super Eagles Team executive, Dayo Enebi Achor, both asserted the story was a manufactured one, while expressing that authorities and in addition commander and bad habit skipper of the national group were at a meeting held in March in Kaduna where the choice of paying the players N1million for home wins was taken.
What's more, now, the highest administering collection of games in the nation has unveiled its availability to explore the affirmations.
"In view of the sum discharged to the NFF, no one ought to dupe the players again and I can let you know that we will investigate it, I just got the report now and we will investigate it," Ohaa said.
The Super Eagles' win reward is apparently $5,000 per player, which would be N1,525,000 when changed over at the authority N305 to the dollar, yet the players got a million Naira each rather, inferable from the claim of NFF that rewards for home wins have been pegged at a level charge of one million Naira.
Be that as it may, Samson Siasia, who was Eagles mentor at the season of the said meeting in Kaduna, has rubbished the claim by NFF.
Whenever reached, he informed journalists, "I don't know anything regarding one million (Naira)!"
"The understanding was that they will pay what might as well be called dollars at the bank rate, official rate. I don't think about whatever else," Siasia said.