With the way things are going now, am forced to think that even some of the home-based players if they are allowed into the Super Eagles, they won't even give in their all too, because they are seeing the behavioural pattern of the NFF , they themselves are human beings too, and they won't want to be treated bad. NFF just need to fix up, if not for the fact that they want to be petty with the way they run the affairs of football in Nigeria, if not tell me what is the big deal in administering football activities across the country.
You just made a very striking point, some home based players if given the opportunity to play in the super eagles, they will only se that as a platform to have an international appearance and put themselves in a position to be in the international market for possible chance outside Africa where football can give them much more after seeing what other Africans and Nigerians are doing and gaining on the international platforms.
NFF officials needs to look beyond their personal gains and interest and begin to consider national honours even more, that will give them even a better reputation than they have now which by default will attract international engagements and investments which overall will benefit them again in the long run much more than the poor management system they operate within the NFF which has caused some players not to give as much as they do when they are on international assignments away from the super eagles squad.