COMMENT: The NFF made the right decision in firing the 52-year-old, but what can his successors learn in their quest to qualify Nigeria for the 2015 Afcon in Morocco?



Stephen Keshi was sacked from his role as Nigeria coach on Thursday morning, bringing an end to his three year reign despite his side's 3-1 win over Sudan a few hours before.

In his place, Amodu Shaibu, a former national team trainer, has been handed the job of leading the Super Eagles to their remaining 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers next month before a replacement is found.

Keshi was told to go after the African champions could only muster four points from four matches in the qualifiers, thereby putting in jeopardy the nation’s quest to defend the title won last year in South Africa.

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sooooo.what is your point

Keshi is good....His ego is bad. .that's all

NFF is def right to sack keshi, d man is tactically inept. He graduated from 'ball to wingers, cross to goal mouth, scramble for goal' to midfielders sending long pass to a lone 9 to bully his way to score. Well in d second half of our game against sudan, he did bring some innovation but it was too late to keep him in d helm of affairs. AMODU is better than keshi tactically n has a better coach to player rapport n will most likely qualify us.