Who can help out on this? Surely not the NFA.

Muda Lawal - about 90 caps

I wish someone would put up a list.

Alhaji Mudashiru Babatunde Lawal anyday!

@ Akola,
Are u sure its Muda Lawal?
What about Stephen Keshi?

@Jackal

Stephen Keshi for where? far from it

Nwankwo Kanu is same as Mudashiru "Muda" Lawal ------86 caps and if he play one more time he will be the highest cap in Nigerian football history.

Muda wetin? how did he cap 90caps?

The argument will continue without certified statistic. Thanks to NFF

The answer is there on NFF wiki page on the web which is constantly updated.
The fact still remains that some people don't use the knowledge and power of the web to
Search answers but they rather argue without facts instead.
I don't know lately if Kanu played any game for Nigeria and if had done that it means he is the highest cap.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_national_football_team


National team‡
1993 Nigeria U17 6 (5)
1996 Nigeria U23 6 (3)
1994–2010 Nigeria 86 (13)
Honours[hide]
Competitor for Nigeria
Men's Football
Gold 1996 Atlanta Team Competition
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 15:45, 1 October 2010 (UTC).
† Appearances (Goals).
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 16:39, 22 June 2010 (UTC)

This means that he played at least 1more game at the world cup and that clearly made him the most capped player over Late Mudashiru Lawal.

Kanu Nwankwo deserves it.

^^^^^
Wiki as your source? you are joking right?

http://supereaglesnation.com/index_002.htm

Most Appearances

Name Debut Games
Lawal, Muda 1/22/75 90
Kanu, Nwankwo 5/5/94 85
Okocha, Augustine 5/2/93 74
Yobo, Joseph 3/24/01 73
Rufai, Peter 7/18/81 68
George, Finidi 6/27/91 66
Keshi, Stephen 7/18/81 65
Yekini, Rashidi 2/26/84 64
Atuegbu, Aloysius 7/14/74 60
Nwosu, Henry 1/26/80 60
Enyeama, Vincent 5/4/02 58
Aiyegbeni, Yakubu 4/22/00 57
Lawal, Garba 1/12/97 56
Oliseh, Sunday 7/24/93 55
Chukwu, Christian 7/14/74 54


Top Scorers

Name Goals Gms GPG
Yekini, Rashidi 37 64 0.58
Odegbami, Segun 24 48 0.50
Aiyegbeni, Yakubu 21 57 0.37
Oyarekhua, Sunday 17 31 0.55
Martins, Obafemi 17 36 0.47
Siasia, Samson 16 51 0.32
Usiyan, Thompson 15 25 0.60
Aghahowa, Julius 14 32 0.44
Ekpe Sr, Asuquo 13 28 0.46
Hamilton, Paul 12 26 0.46


Coaching Record

Coach Won Drew Lost
Westerhoff, Clemens 31 14 13
"Tiko", Jelivcavic 28 13 11
Amodu, Shuaibu 27 16 12
Chukwu, Christian 18 9 8
Penna, Jorge 16 9 8
Gloria, Otto 13 7 10
Ember, Josef 12 9 11
Onigbinde, Ade 11 18 8
Bonfrere, Jo 10 5 2
Eguavoen, Augustine 9 2 2

folem:

http://supereaglesnation.com/index_002.htm

Most Appearances

Name Debut Games
Lawal, Muda 1/22/75 90
Kanu, Nwankwo 5/5/94 85
Okocha, Augustine 5/2/93 74
Yobo, Joseph 3/24/01 73
Rufai, Peter 7/18/81 68
George, Finidi 6/27/91 66
Keshi, Stephen 7/18/81 65
Yekini, Rashidi 2/26/84 64
Atuegbu, Aloysius 7/14/74 60
Nwosu, Henry 1/26/80 60
Enyeama, Vincent 5/4/02 58
Aiyegbeni, Yakubu 4/22/00 57
Lawal, Garba 1/12/97 56
Oliseh, Sunday 7/24/93 55
Chukwu, Christian 7/14/74 54


Top Scorers

Name Goals Gms GPG
Yekini, Rashidi 37 64 0.58
Odegbami, Segun 24 48 0.50
Aiyegbeni, Yakubu 21 57 0.37
Oyarekhua, Sunday 17 31 0.55
Martins, Obafemi 17 36 0.47
Siasia, Samson 16 51 0.32
Usiyan, Thompson 15 25 0.60
Aghahowa, Julius 14 32 0.44
Ekpe Sr, Asuquo 13 28 0.46
Hamilton, Paul 12 26 0.46


Coaching Record

Coach Won Drew Lost
Westerhoff, Clemens 31 14 13
"Tiko", Jelivcavic 28 13 11
[size=15pt]Amodu, Shuaibu 27 16 12 [/size]
Chukwu, Christian 18 9 8
Penna, Jorge 16 9 8
Gloria, Otto 13 7 10
Ember, Josef 12 9 11
Onigbinde, Ade 11 18 8
Bonfrere, Jo 10 5 2
Eguavoen, Augustine 9 2 2

Thanks for the info bro.

Amodu still remains the most performed local coach till date! (confirmed)

Mudashiru lawal is 86 caps and not 90
Kanu already had 86 caps before the world cup.
Including friendly games before the world cup
And the world cup games already put kanu ahead of muda lawal.
I took this question to some top football players who are all ex eagles player and same answers I got.

@honeric
wat kind of maths do u apply? amodu's winning average is 3rd among local coaches so how is he the "most performed" as u put it?

afrodoc:

@honeric
wat kind of maths do u apply? amodu's winning average is 3rd among local coaches so how is he the "most performed" as u put it?

Even with the stats, you are still asking questions? don't you know the meaning of performance? in the world of coaching, result speaks.