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| Keshi and Amagu |
Officials of the Nigeria Football
Federation are perpetuating a feud whether Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi, whose
contract with the team has ended, deserves a new contract, with a majority
still seriously opposed to this.
It has exclusively been gathered
that a section of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) leadership want Keshi
to be given a new contract despite failing to qualify Nigeria to the 2015
Africa Cup of Nations so as to, at least, keep their plum jobs.
A top source informed that the group
that favours a new contract for the failed coach believes Keshi’s “very
powerful friends” will finally accept them if they give him a new deal.
However, this group is opposed by a
majority on the NFF executive committee who has stuck to a unanimous decision
in October to sack Keshi.
It will be recalled that the NFF
fired the coach only to later be forced to rescind this decision on the orders
of President Goodluck Jonathan.
Most recently several top coaches
including Shuaibu Amodu, Christian Chukwu and Adegboye Onigbinde have asked
Keshi to walk away from the job because he has failed.
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