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Flying Eagles promised land prizes in Abuja for a trophy in Argentina
If the Flying Eagles win the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina, each member of the squad will receive a five-metre square parcel of property in Abuja.
Aliyu Oroje Wammako, head of the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria and a football lover, made the commitment when he visited the team at their Hyatt Park Hotel base in Mendoza.
Wammako also promised the players and their officials that they would be well compensated even if they won the competition.
Read: Nigeria’s Flying Eagles Beats Dominican Republic 2-1 In U-20 World Cup [Watch Highlights]
The Flying Eagles began their campaign with a 2-1 victory over the Dominican Republic on Sunday.
Ladan Bosso’s forces will face Italy in their second encounter later tonight.
A win or a draw in the game guarantees them a spot in the Round of 16.
On Saturday, the Nigerian boys will face Brazil in their final group encounter.
The Flying Eagles have previously advanced to the competition’s finals.
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