Algeria will face Nigeria in a decisive AFCON 2025 encounter at the Stade de Marrakech on Saturday.
Ndidi said he had been imploring the players to play and train since the second game of the tournament against Tunisia.
Saturday’s match is an important match for Nigeria, as the country seeks revenge for the brutal knockout in the semifinals of the 2019 AFCON by the Algerians.
Egypt’s Omar Assar was the first African casualty, losing 3-1 to Japan’s Shunsuke Togami.
Ms Uzoka-Anite said, “There will be no further administrative delays.”
The police commissioner in Bayelsa has underscored the need for collaboration with the Joint Task Force, South-South, and Operation Delta Safe to enhance security.
“The players will start getting alerts, maybe today or tomorrow,” said Mr Dikko.
“Nigeria deserves a better international image than this ongoing failure to honour previously-agreed-upon allowances before the tournament,” Mr Obi said.
“Players and coaching staff of #Nigeria are waiting on #AFCON2025 bonus payments, “Mr Okeleji stated.
The commissioner for youth and sports development appealed to protesting sports unions, coaches, and athletes to embrace dialogue.
