A
female Nigerian footballer has received the shock of her life recently
after she was given a horribly unexpected treatment by the NFF.
Mary Ologbosere fighting for the ball
Mary Ologbosere, a Falconets defender has suffered a medical condition.
The young lady has been referred to the traumatic unit of a
hospital in Abuja after she suffered from depression following the
inability of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to pay the players on
arrival from the U-20 World Cup in Papua New Guinea.
According to Vanguard, the 18-year-old defender lost her father
while the Falconets were at the World Cup and the entire family were
counting on her to come back and bury him.
However, on return from the World Cup Wednesday afternoon, they
were all shocked when they were each paid a miserly N10,000 to return
to their various homes.
Ologbosere A shocked Ologbosere cried all through the night and had
to be rushed to hospital as a result, where she has now been admitted
at the traumatic unit.
“She is totally shattered by this heartless treatment,” simply reported a team official at the Serob Legacy Hotel.
The 10,000 Naira paid each player was the only money they received
from the NFF since they opened training camp for the World Cup earlier
this year.
The team have vowed not to leave the hotel they were booked into
until they have got their cash. At the World Cup, they won two matches,
against Spain and Canada.
It would also be recalled that the Nigeria U-19 team led by Manu
Garba were also sent away on their return from an invitational
tournament in Suwon, South Korea, after they were paid a paltry 5,000
Naira each. pay us our bonuses and allowances for now.
Sports Vanguard reports from reliable sources that the NFF had in a
meeting with the players and officials of the team pleaded to be given
some time to raise the approved N20,000 transport fares for them to
return to their various clubs.
We further learnt that the General Secretary of the NFF, Mohammed
Sanusi who was at the meeting with another board member appealed to the
angry players to give them some time to raise the transport fare, adding
that the NFF has no money to meet up with its daily responsibilities.
“We met with the NFF General Secretary and one board member,
and they pleaded with us to give them some time to raise even the
transport fare that we need to return to our clubs. They told us that we
will not be evicted from the hotels as it was earlier threatened but
pleaded for our understanding saying there is no money for the NFF to
cried all through the night and had to be rushed to hospital as a
result, where she has now been admitted at the traumatic unit."
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