Nigeria's Rivers State Government pledges $20k per goal against Swaziland in Tuesday's 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Sunday Oliseh's Super Eagles must beat the South Africans if they are to qualifier to the next stage of the qualifiers after drawing 0-0 in the first-leg.
The Super Eagles’ opponents arrived in Port Harcourt on Sunday morning and they will hope to provide one of the biggest surprises in international football.
Swaziland players have been promised an unbelievable goat per player for their performance against Nigeria in the first-leg and will be hoping to frustrate the Nigerians at the backyard.
But while they are aiming to achieve the feat the Nigerians are getting huge monetary incentives.
Rivers State Government pledges $20k per goal against Swaziland. #SoarSuperEagles. pic.twitter.com/LpflSlo8F1
— Nigeria Super Eagles (@NGSuperEagles) November 16, 2015