Nigeria’s U-20 Women National Team star, Courtney Dike, has
explained why she rejected bonus payments at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World
Cup finals in Canada.
The Oklahoma State University student wrote in a mail: “I would like
to respond to what I have been reading on the internet about rejecting
bonuses.
“I am delighted to play for Nigeria whenever called upon. I knew before leaving for the U-20 World Cup that I would not accept any bonuses. Acceptance of prize money is against NCAA regulations (the division 1 collegiate governing body) here in the US, so that is the main reason for rejecting it.
“Knowing this beforehand, I still chose to represent the country because
I believed the experience would be more valuable than the money, and I
was right.”
Source: NFF
“I am delighted to play for Nigeria whenever called upon. I knew before leaving for the U-20 World Cup that I would not accept any bonuses. Acceptance of prize money is against NCAA regulations (the division 1 collegiate governing body) here in the US, so that is the main reason for rejecting it.
Courtney Dike and Sherry McCue of England During a Group Phase Clash at the Fifa U-20 World Cup. Image: Getty.
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