Despite the 3-1 win over Sudan yesterday.The end came to
the job of Coach Stephen Keshi,as Nigeria’s national team
coach.As contained in the communiqué issued,after a
meeting of the executive committee of the Nigeria Football
Federation.The 'Big Boss' was relieved him of the job
alongwith his assistant coaches, Daniel Amokachi and Ike
Shorunmu.The NFF,stated that, a consortium of coaches will
lead the Super Eagles for only the two concluding matches of
the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying series (against
Congo in Brazzaville and against South Africa in Uyo), after
which an expatriate coach will be appointed.The
consortium, www.urbanlifeng.com gather,will be led by Super
Eagles former coach Amodu Shaibu.It also has Salisu Yusuf,
Gbenga Ogunbote and Aloysius Agu on board. The team also
has a new Coordinator, former international Garba Lawal,
while Toyin Ibitoye is the new Media Officer and Godfirst
Chike, the new Equipment Manager.Meanwhile,the team
Secretary, Enebi Achor,was retained.
Thursday, 16 October 2014

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