Keshi to return as Nigeria boss
The Big Boss has seemingly been asked to finish
the job he began by leading the Super Eagles in
next month's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers
against Congo and South Africa
30 Oct 2014 17:40:00
Stephen Keshi is set to
take charge of Nigeria
again - less than a
fortnight after being
sacked.
The 52-year-old was fired on October 16 and
replaced by former coach Shaibu Amodu on an
interim basis.
However, Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) media
officer Toyin Ibitoye announced on Thursday that
Keshi had accepted an invitation to take his old job
back as part of reconciliatory moves ordered by
NFF president Goodluck Jonathan.
Keshi Returns as @NGSuperEagles Coach.
— Toyin Ibitoye (@ToyinIbitoye) October 30,
2014
Consequently, Keshi is now set to take charge of
next month's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers
against Congo and South Africa - even though the
NFF has yet to release any official statement on the
issue.
Nigiera had struggled to win just one in four
qualifying matches and fans had begun to call for
Keshi's dismissal.
The Super Eagles have four points from their first
four games in Group A and currently lie third, behind
South Africa (eight points) and Congo (seven
points), but ahead of Sudan (three points).

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