March 11, 2015

Lawmakers offer to chase out Keshi

Legislators from the House of Representatives have offered to help chase Stephen Keshi out of the country as there is still no clear resolution over a new contract for the coach.
Chairman of the house committee on sports Godfrey Ali Gaiya made the sweeping remark during the sports ministry’s budget defence.

From Left: National Team Goalkeeper Trainer, Ike Shorunmu; Assistant Coach, Daniel Amokachi, and Super Eagles Chief Coach, Stephen Keshi during a media parley in Abuja
“I have heard sweeping comments from your President and the man you say you intend to employ, Keshi, and both men have men on each other’s neck. I have tapes of their comments and this is very shameful,” said Gaiya.
“I have it on good authority what you the NFF want, but it seems you don’t have the guts to tell Keshi.
“We have seen the pains that Nigerians have gone through in the last days of Keshi on the job. Is it that you want us to continue in prayers when the Super Eagles file out for any game?
“Recently we have resorted to praying for Keshi to get another job so that you the NFF can be bold to take a decision.
“If you people don’t have the boldness to tell Keshi to go, we are ready to help you. We will call a meeting both you the NFF and Keshi and tell Keshi that he should go.”
The Nigeria Football Federation will today meet with the out-of-contract coach over the new contract offered him.

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