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This is coming as SWAN applauded NFF for contracting Coach Samson Siasia as the new Super Eagles headsman to stand in for the Africa Cup of Nations qualifying fixtures against Egypt at the wake of the resignation of Sunday Oliseh.
“Congress deemed this as a move that will repose confidence and trust in indigenous coaches,” SWAN said through its communique at the end of 2016 first congress made available to ITRealms.
Equally, SWAN vehemently flayed the lack of continuity in sports administration and proposed that individuals with prerequisite skills and knowledge be appointed and elected into strategic sporting positions.
Leaving NFF with a knock on its recent policy to stop paying match bonuses to all national age-grade teams, SWAN said it should be condemned in the strongest term as it is capable of discouraging players from giving their best when called to represent the country.
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It's disappointing to see issues like this arise in age-grade football teams. Recognizing and rewarding young players is crucial for their development and motivation. When bonuses or payments are withheld, it can harm their trust in the system and discourage future talent from pursuing professional sports. Transparency and consistent support from organizations like the NFF are vital to fostering the growth of football in Nigeria. Without proper incentives, players may struggle to stay committed, and the entire system suffers. For those interested in following or supporting Nigerian sports, platforms like onexbet apk offer insights into sports betting and the latest events. Building a sustainable system for these players starts with accountability and ensuring everyone involved is treated fairly. Let’s hope for a resolution that prioritizes the athletes and their future in football.
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