The family of late Rashidi Yekini on Tuesday said they were yet to receive the N30,000 monthly stipend promised by the leadership of the Nigeria Football
The family of late Rashidi Yekini on Tuesday said they were yet to receive the N30,000 monthly stipend promised by the leadership of theThe NFF board led by Amaju Pinnick had pledged to support the Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Sunday Dare’s pronouncement to place Yekini’s mother and that of late Samuel Okwaraji, with monthly stipends of N10,000 each.
“In addition, the NFF will henceforth review the situation of surviving mothers of our ex-internationals that died in active service for the country and resolve what to do for them on monthly basis.” “These are not questions that should come to the General Secretary directly, we have responsibilities and we allow people to do their responsibilities.One beneficiary diesNAN reports that Patrick Okwaraji, brother to the former player, had written a letter informing the NFF and the Nigerian Football family of the death of the 83-year-old retired school teacher.
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