Nigeria gaffer Stephen Keshi should be expecting a transaction alert
from his bank next week, with the narration outstanding wages now paid’.
The electronic edition of Sports Day is reporting that the NSC has dipped into its cash reserves to offset the overdue seven months liability being owed the Super Eagles manager by the Nigeria Federation.
“I can tell you categorically that Keshi will be paid all the seven months’ salary that he is being owed by the NFF.
“He will be paid next week, because the minister has received approval from the Presidency.
“We happy that the presidency weighed the proposal on the objective details provided by the minister and the approval came out today (Thursday) for the ministry to pay next week,” a source close to NSC supremo, Bolaji Abdullahi told sportdayonline.com.
Stephen Keshi gets paid an equivalent of 25,000 euros a month, 10,500 euros more than indigenous Ghana coach Kwasi Appiah, who also qualified his team for next summer’s World Cup.
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