Nigeria Football Federation president, Amaju Pinnick has insisted that the federation has already paid the former Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh his outstanding salaries before he resigned.
As contrary to the reports going round the media that the NFF are ready to pay Sunday Oliseh and his assistants the money they owe him.
Pinnick exclusively told tomiwababalola.com "we are not owing Oliseh"
on Thursday evening via a text message, when we tried to confirm the authenticity of the story. We also tried to reach Oliseh on his official twitter handle @SundayOOliseh but we didn't get any response from him.
Few days after Oliseh's resignation, Barrister Chris Green and Ademola Olajire, the media officer of the NFF took to a national television, saying that Oliseh had been paid a sum of #20 million.
Oliseh, who has withdrawn the law suit he filed against the Nigerian FA, said it was in the interest of Nigerians, and to also help them concentrate as they prepare to battle Egypt next weekend.
The 41-years old former Eagles captain also blamed his resignation from the Super Eagles job on contract violation and lack of professionalism from the occupants of the glass house.
Meanwhile, attached is Oliseh's bank statement which was released to back up his claims that he's not received any money from the NFF, while we await Pinnick and his board members to show Nigerians, proof that they've paid, and stop telling us by word of mouth.
In Oliseh's words, we leave you to judge who is fooling who between the two parties...
Pinnick exclusively told tomiwababalola.com "we are not owing Oliseh"
on Thursday evening via a text message, when we tried to confirm the authenticity of the story. We also tried to reach Oliseh on his official twitter handle @SundayOOliseh but we didn't get any response from him.
Few days after Oliseh's resignation, Barrister Chris Green and Ademola Olajire, the media officer of the NFF took to a national television, saying that Oliseh had been paid a sum of #20 million.
The 41-years old former Eagles captain also blamed his resignation from the Super Eagles job on contract violation and lack of professionalism from the occupants of the glass house.
Meanwhile, attached is Oliseh's bank statement which was released to back up his claims that he's not received any money from the NFF, while we await Pinnick and his board members to show Nigerians, proof that they've paid, and stop telling us by word of mouth.
In Oliseh's words, we leave you to judge who is fooling who between the two parties...
Exclusive: "We Are Not Owing Oliseh" Amaju Pinnick Insists
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