Keshi needs to quit as soon as possible... He has lost his value in the nigeria team, we need mourinho to coach the super eagles.

Okay

Nice! But then it's pot calling kettle black.

na me course una problem?
Answer: hell no

Mek una free diz man nah!... But Keshi hear this,a good dancer leaves the stage when the ovation is loudest,y didn't u go with d Bafanas then,and now they would have been begging u to come back.

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resignation ke?..nigerians no dy resign...
well m nt surprised,,if d clueless jonathan did nt resign nd he is always saying he his on top of d situation den y shud keshi resign....

keshi dy wait till wen jonathan wan resign..

Keshi dare not resign when he is receiving free money despite his failure.

HE was sacked but the clueless one brought his fellow failure back.
They want to ruin Nigeria, they will never resign

Resign kwa? On top wetin? Has his boss who's in charge of our country at a time when boko haram is hoisting their jihad flag resigned?

High Chief Onigbinde, please do not bother advising Mr Clueless jnr(Keshi) who inherited the gene for cluelessness from his Oga @ d top(Jona). An African adage said 'It's the ovation of the spectators that tells a dancer he is doing well' Keshi, who has been telling you dt u'r doing well o?

The FATHEAD should go, asap.

This keshi Sha very stubborn dude

Good advice. He don do his best. He should leave so as to protect the little respect he have left

Seen

Lol... He's untouchable. Even NFF can't sack him. Only GEJ can.

Keshi self no get shame

Keshi should just resign and respect himself before he will b disgraced. He doesn't have anything to offer no more!

booked

yes good

Busy body...abeg dis onigbinde guy should relax

If Onigbinde is interested in the job, why can't he him to the glass house and make his intention known instead of wasting his time writing to Keshi to quit.
After all, is he better than Keshi

IN A SANE world without sycophants, someone would have been telling President Goodluck Jonathan that his reinstatement of Keshi as Eagles coach has backfired and that he should now vacate his directive so that the NFF can decide freely on a new way forward for the Super Eagles.

If Keshi accepts counsel, he should be the first to make the move through his highly-placed contacts that got him the president’s intervention in the first place. He should thank the president for believing in him, but “plead” that his position is now untenable because he failed to qualify for the AFCON. He should tell the president that he is making “a personal sacrifice” of stepping down for the good of Nigerian football. But stepping down is an alien concept in the Nigerian polity and you can be sure that Keshi will not be stepping down anytime soon.

If Keshi doesn’t make the move, the man who should act next is minister of sport, Tammy Danagogo. As a federal minister, Danagogo should have the ears of the president on matters like this, but recent events do not uphold this assumption. For example, Danagogo ultimately couldn’t influence the outcome of the last NFF elections despite his attempts to do so.

Subsequently, he was not consulted before the new NFF terminated Keshi’s appointment. He also was not consulted when Keshi got his own contacts to get the president to reinstate him. Danagogo was equally helpless when state security officials stopped NFF president Amaju Pinnick from travelling with him to Equatorial Guinea for the final of the African Women’s Championships. I doubt seriously if Danagogo can summon the courage to tell Mr. President to reverse himself even if he (Danagogo) believes that Keshi should go. He can’t do it.

If Danagogo can’t, the next man in line should be Pinnick, but he dare not lest he gets himself sacked instead by the president! After the disappointment in Uyo, Pinnick and his executive committee members quickly made a press release “accepting responsibility” for the Eagles ouster! Observers believe Pinnick claimed responsibility so that he is not perceived by Aso Rock to be blaming the AFCON ouster on the president’s decision to reinstate Keshi.

Finally, the last man that should reverse President Jonathan’s decision on Keshi is the president himself. Sadly, too, recent events do not raise any hope that this will happen. Even when many Nigerian youths died during a recruitment exercise by the Nigerian Immigration Service not too long ago, the president refused to act and the minister in charge is still in office today. Keshi has not even killed anybody! He only failed to qualify for AFCON, so why should the president remove him?

Take notice that I have not mentioned the media and the general public as possible power blocks capable of exerting pressure on the president in the Keshi matter. In Nigeria, media and public opinion count for nothing!

Its better Keshi takes a bow,when he can still hold his head high.

Than allow greed to rubbish his achievements for the nation..

It's safe to say dat TheRealMrStan is d new front page mod

baba take it easy ,all ur topics r making FP by fire by force n u r making NL boring dis days with d incessant topics dat hit FP every 2 minutes ,not everyone is online 24/7 so reduce d speed of updating d FP

I'm on top of this situation, I'll set up a committee to comment on this.