Despite good performances on the pitch, Nigeria's National soccer federation says its is heavily indebted and only commitment and understanding from coaches and players will allow its national teams keep international obligations. The federation is struggling to get enough money for national team engagements. CCTV's Kelechi Emekalam spoke to the Nigeria's soccer federation president Amaju Pinnick and tells us more.
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