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Sani Lulu Abdullahi came into the saddle as Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) boss in controversial circumstances and it is beginning to look like he would leave in the same manner.

Lulu's coming has not been salutary for Nigerian football. Instead, he has managed, in concert with his coterie of praise singers, to drive a stake through its heart.

On the eve of perhaps the most important World Cup for Africa, one holding within its bosom, Nigeria, the much touted giant of the continent, is on the verge of missing out.

This is just one of the many blunders of a man who, three years ago, was touted as the one to chart a new course for Nigerian football. Not that I was taken in by such postulations, which came largely from a motley crowd of yesterday's men, who lacking any real talent, hang around the NFF secretariat looking for whom to ensnare with their false charm. . .