There is nothing that best describe modern managers better than accrued successes over limited time. Steven keshi and few other indigenous coaches in the country have over the years shown a bit of this at international grounds; but not all of them were able to survive the challenges aftermath their success. keshi's fall out with the country's football administration has been a great nut-edge defacing his exaltation after afcon 2013 success. Keshi confederations cup's team wobbled out of the great tornament all because of injuries and his cynicism; leaving out some good players. His inability to manage his professionals was another fish bone in his throat. Siasia also had a great time at youth levels, but he couldnt manage the pressure of Nigerians as well.
Manu Garba, despite late withdraw of top players that contributed immensely to his success two years ago, he hunted out more quality players that could deliver at that stage, even in the absence of kelechi iheanacho, nwakali and the likes. He couldnt play too well as he was formerly knwn, but he got the deciserd result; putting a great smile on the faces of his country men who are deeply in fear over the forthcoming election. I have heard jose mourinho said, sometimes you don't have the best legs to execute your tasks, but as a good manager you should obtain your result; and this, the 54 year old man delivered.

Kudos to him n the boys!

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He is a genius. He is the mourinho of Africa..
3 tournaments, 3 finals and 2 gold medals..
He is very good. He will nick his name in the Sands of time in Nigeria football...