Ex-Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi has said he was not
sacked by the Nigeria Football Federation. In his first official to
his sacking by the NFF, he argued that his contract with the
NFF ended with the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, saying it would
be inappropriate for anybody to say he was sacked.
Keshi spoke on Saturday at the Kwara State stadium during the
final of the 28th edition of All Financial Institutions Football
competition.
“I was never sacked by the NFF. It’s if you have an
existing contract that you would be sacked. Super Eagles
can still qualify for the 2015 AFCON. They have the
chance, because the group is still open. They only need to
work harder.
“We need a lot of encouragement from Nigerians for the
players to go ahead and qualify. I think we can qualify for
the 2015 AFCON,” he said.
Keshi also said that the Eagles can still qualify for the African
Cup of Nations, adding that the team only needed to work hard.
He urged Nigerians to encourage the team.
Nigeria is currently in the third position of Group A with four
points, trailing Congo with seven points and South Africa
leading the group with eight points while Sudan is the last in
the group having three points.
Nigeria will play away with Congo on November 14, and at
home with South Africa on November 19.
The NFF had announced Keshi’s sacking on Thursday with
Shaibu Amodu as his replacement.

They didn't sack you, they just use and dumped you.

Sack or no Sack oo

All i know is dat u're OUT
for good