nnamdi640:
Nigeria Football is gone for good. Quota system has taken over football federation. Our heros in football are supposed to be in charge of this body not those that have little or no good knowledge on how to coordinate. People like Okocha, Kanu, Siasia, Obafemi, etc are the ones will need in Nff not these trash parading theirselves as football analysts.

Okocha has abandoned football for Dancing. He's now the chief dancer, "Bet-King Nigerian Institute Of Sports Bet"

robosky02:



The recycling is too much naa

Is there no other person we can try

I tire o.

Donaluta:
Same old coaches ... The thing come be like say na federal appointment... And them they follow federal character

My brother na quota system NFF are practicing now. The federal character is equivalent to quota system because we know those that will benefit more.

macho44:


Okocha has abandoned football for Dancing. He's now the chief dancer, "Bet-King Nigerian Institute Of Sports Bet"

Wetin guy man go do, the power on top will not allow him since he is not from quota system region.

When is pantami stepping down?
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This is how they politically appointed a pure civil servant as interim coach thereby costing us a world cup place.

nnamdi640:
Wetin guy man go do, the power on top will not allow him since he is not from quota system region.

Following the recommendation of its Technical and Development Sub-Committee, the Executive Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, has approved the appointment of Salisu Yusuf as the Head Coach of the Super Eagles B (otherwise known as CHAN team) as well as the U23 (Olympics) team.

Yusuf, who was Head Coach of the Super Eagles B when the team emerged runner-up of the African Nations Championship in Morocco in 2018, will work with Kennedy Boboye (Assistant Coach); Fatai Osho (Assistant Coach); Abubakar Bala Mohammed (Assistant Coach); Fidelis Ikechukwu (Assistant Coach); Eboboritse Uwejamomere (Match Analyst) and Ike Shorounmu (Goalkeepers’ Trainer) and Suleiman Shuaibu (Goalkeepers’ Trainer 2).

In other appointments, Ladan Bosso retains his position as Head Coach of the U20 Boys. He will work with former U17 Head Coach, Fatai Amao (Assistant Coach); Oladuni Oyekale (Assistant Coach); Jolomi Atune Alli (Assistant Coach) and; Baruwa Olatunji Abideen (Goalkeepers’ Trainer).

For the U17 Boys, Golden Eaglets, Nduka Ugbade was named Head Coach. He will work with Ahmad Lawal Dankoli (Assistant Coach); Omoniyi Haruna Ilerika (Assistant Coach); Yemi Daniel (Assistant Coach) and; Mohammed Nasiru Isah (Goalkeepers’ Trainer). Ugbade captained Nigeria’s first cadet team that won the FIFA U16 World Cup in China in 1985.

For the U13/15 Boys known as Future Eagles, Patrick Bassey will be Head Coach and will work with Abdullahi Tyabo Umar (Assistant Coach); Mohammed Kalli Kachalla (Assistant Coach); Ifeanyi Uba (Assistant Coach); Alh. Mohammed Kwairanga (Assistant Coach) and; Abubakar Abdullahi (Goalkeepers’ Trainer).

The NFF also stated that a new Head Coach for the Super Eagles will be announced and officially unveiled once the processes for his engagement and contract-signing are concluded.

You are one of those tribal Biggots from IPOB!

Are the highlighted people above, not from your area?
Just because of one man, Okocha, that was not included, everything has turned to "Quota System"?

Excuzeme:




You are one of those tribal Biggots from IPOB!

Are the highlighted people above, not from your area?
Just because of one man, Okocha, that was not included, everything has turned to "Quota System"?

Quota system region dominated the list. Please what happened to other region. Am sure you would have said otherwise assuming it was the other way round.

They should go and Carry Taribo West, political pastor no fit am. See as fear grip BAT when him dey pray for am

The biggest joke of the century is Buhari's fight against corruption. Imagine.

Really

Federal appointment.

No be appoint new coaches o, can they deliver?