The former Nigeria senior national team handler Johannes Bonfrere has made a passionate call to the NFF to appoint a foreign coach as next Super Eagles’ coach. Stephen Keshi was shown the exit door by the Nigeria Football Federation on Saturday evening for lack of commitment to achieve the federation’s objectives.
The Dutchman who led the country’s U23 football team to win the 1996 Olympics football event said only a foreign tactician can help the Super Eagles back to the peak again. “I think the NFF need to hire a foreign coach to take charge of the Super Eagles; the Super Eagles have failed to make much impact since they won the African Cup of Nations in 2013 and it has to do with the inability of the coaches to take the team to new heights,” Bonfrere said.
“Personally, I don’t think Stephen Keshi has what it takes to take the team beyond where they are now, so the decision made by the NFF to sack him was the right one. The next task before them now is to carefully look for a capable foreign coach that can help improve the performance of the team,” he added. Swede’s Lars Lagerbäck who led Nigeria to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa was the last expatriate to handle the country’s senior national football team.

How many foreign National team dey employ'ed'/have African(Nig)coach ? We'll stick to our own product here

he may be right ,looking at tribalism that affect players selection