The executive committee of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) says the senior national team of Nigeria will get a new coach in the coming weeks, OwngoalNigeria.com reports.

Rising from their meeting,  they confirmed in a communique made public that they have resolved to go for an expatriate coach after the recent disappointing performance of the newly appointed coach Finidi George during the recently concluded world cup qualifiers game.

Nigeria were held to a 1-1 draw by South Africa before losing 1-2 to Benin Republic, a result which leaves them in 5th position in the six teams group,  four points behind leaders Rwanda.

The communique was however silent on the future of Finidi if he will be given a spot in the new proposed setup or relieved off his appointment totally.

Below is the content of the communique.

The Executive Committee of Nigeria Football Federation held a meeting on Wednesday, 12th June 2024 in hybrid mode to deliberate on important issues in Nigeria Football and resolved as follows:

1) The Executive Committee wholeheartedly apologized to Nigerians for the dismal output and subsequent very poor returns of the Senior Men National Team, Super Eagles, in four out of 10 matches in the ongoing qualification series for the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals, and pledged to work assiduously and put necessary measures in place to ensure a better-prepared squad ahead of the AFCON 2025 qualifiers in September this year and the resumption of the World Cup qualifiers in March 2025.

2) Further to (1) above, the Executive Committee resolved to employ an expatriate Technical Adviser for the Super Eagles in the coming weeks, ahead of the AFCON qualifiers and the remaining FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.

3) Still further to (1) above, the Committee resolved to beef up the NFF Technical Department with more qualitative hands. Equally, the Technical and Development Sub-Committee will be re-jigged with immediate effect.

4) Notwithstanding the challenges that attended the team’s preparations for the Day 3 and Day 4 games of the FIFA World Cup qualifying matches, owing to a 38-hour nationwide industrial action, the Board expressed displeasure with the poor attitude of some of the players to the National Assignment, and unanimously decided in favour of a more robust scouting programme of outstanding Nigeria-eligible players from across the four corners of the universe, who can add tremendous value to the nation’s flagship team.

5) The Executive Committee also resolved that a Stakeholders’ Forum be convened in a few weeks’ time, to deliberate on amendments to the current NFF Statutes, in conjunction with world football-governing body, FIFA.

6) While appreciating the fact that preparation of teams involved in the Olympic Games fall squarely within the purview of the Federal Ministry of Sports Development, the Executive Committee stated unequivocally that it will provide robust support, within the room allowed it, to the Senior Women National Team, Super Falcons, to adequately prepare for this year’s Women’s Olympic Football Tournament, taking place in France 24th July – 11th August.

6) In order to ensure an impressive performance of the U20 Women National Team, Falconets, at this year’s FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup finals in Colombia, 31st August – 22nd September, the Executive Committee mandated its Technical and Development Sub-Committee to diligently and swiftly consider the programme submitted by the Head Coach for the team’s preparation. The Board approved a two-phase camping for the team, with a four-week camping in Nigeria to be followed by a two-week final camping programme in Colombia before the commencement of the tournament.

7) Impressed by the performance of the U17 Women National Team, Flamingos, so far in their FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup African qualification series, the Executive Committee charged the Secretariat to ensure total readiness of the team for its final round, final leg encounter against their Liberian counterparts, scheduled for the MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja on Friday, 14th June 2024.

IN ATTENDANCE: Ibrahim Musa Gusau (President); Felix Anyansi-Agwu (1st Vice President); Gbenga Elegbeleye (2nd Vice President); Yusuf Ahmed (Member); Babagana Kalli (Member); Sharif Rabiu Inuwa (Member); Sunday Dele-Ajayi (Member); Aisha Falode (Member); Ganiyu Majekodunmi (Member); Nse Essien (Member); Margaret Icheen (Member); Timothy Heman Magaji (Member); Silas Agara (Member); George Aluo (Member); Nkechi Nneka Obi (Member); Mohammed Sanusi (Secretary).

The minister for sports senator John Enoh has approved a proposal from the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to hire a new coach for the team,OwnGoalNigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

Earlier today a meeting of the hierarchy of the football house and the minister which lasted for nearly four hours reached a conclusion for the overhauling of the technical crew of the team led by Finidi George.

Finidi has been told he will step aside for a new coach, who is expected to be a foreigner as the country bid to get their world cup qualifiers campaign back on track after a stuttering start to the qualifiers.

Newly appointed Finidi failed to pick up a win in the recently concluded games with a draw against South Africa in Uyo and a 1-2 defeat to Benin Republic. The results leaves them 5th on the six team group, four points behind leaders Rwanda.

As expected, the coach wasn’t all smiles when he walked out of the office and shunned approach from the media to speak on the outcome of the meeting. He has been told to either accept working under a new coach or get the boot less than two months into his one year deal as coach.

The NFF can use the performance clause in his deal to terminate his contract in the event that he refuse to accept the terms agreed between the NFF and the minister.

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman

Top division Spanish side Getafe have completed the signing of Uche Chrisantus on a four year deal from AD Ceuta of Primera RFEF, a third division team in Spanish football.

“Getafe CF and AD Ceuta FC have reached an agreement for the transfer of Chrisantus Uche. The 21-year-old Nigerian footballer signs with our club for the next four seasons, until June 30, 2028,” the club announced on their official website.

As we first reported two months ago, the midfielder who was rated as one of the best players in the division will join the first team for pre season training, where he will be properly assessed for a spot in the team.

Reacting, Uche who left Nigeria two year ago and was part of the U23 team of Nigeria that failed to make it to the AFCON thanked AD Ceuta for providing a platform for him to make a stepup to the top division.

“This club will never leave my heart. I love them all, both the coaches, the management and the players, and the most beautiful of all, the fans, they are so incredible. I really appreciate what they gave me. I love them all, always in my heart,” he said on Instagram.

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman

The Nigerian Super Eagles are consistently regarded as one of the best African teams in terms of FIFA world rankings. For decades, the Super Eagles have been providing us with thrilling victories and unforgettable goals.

Along with some of these victories have been some equally stunning goals. Players like Rashid Yekini and Nwankwo Kanu have etched their footprints into Nigerian entertainment by their stunning displays. Though there isn’t consensus on the best Nigerian goals of all time, this article will aim to aggregate what we think are some of the best displays of showmanship in Super Eagles history.

The Top 9 Super Eagles Goals

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In the meantime, let’s proceed with our top 9.

Alex Iwobi silences Argentina with a nutmeg and a hammer (2017)

This particular friendly game was in a sense a David versus Goliath type of battle. Although Nigeria were no pushovers, Argentina were the clear favorites to win. Coming in from behind when Argentina were already two goals up at first half before Kelechi Iheanacho and Iwobi leveled the game seven minutes into the second half. 

With the score at 3-2, Alex Iwobi delivered the dagger, converting a pass from Ahmed Musa. Iwobi sent Argentine legend Javier Mascherano tumbling with a cheeky nutmeg before unleashing a hammer left-footed that sealed a phenomenal 4-2 win.

Ahmed Musa’s stunner against Iceland (2018 World Cup):

Nigerians were elated after Ahmed Musa scored goals against world cup novices, Iceland, after a disappointing loss to Croatia. This loss to Croatia meant that Nigeria faced elimination should they lose to Iceland.

Musa stepped up in the second half, controlling a looping Victor Moses cross that terminated with an exceptional volley. As if that wasn’t enough for Man-of-the-Match Musa, the 75th minute proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Iceland when he mazed his way past Iceland’s keeper and picked his spot on goal.

Sunday Oliseh’s Rocket against Spain (1998 World Cup):

The 1998 Super Eagles team might have been the most iconic of all time, but the man at the center was Sunday Oliseh. The towering midfielder was a wall against attacking midfielders and strikers, but he wasn’t known much for scoring.

For Nigeria’s first match of the 1998 World Cup against Spain, the baton fell on Oliseh, who while jot typically a scorer, knew how to convert the fatal clearance made by Spain. The game was already 2-2, and with 12 minutes to time, a fatal mistake by Spain’s Fernando Hierro was just what Oliseh needed to seal the winner. Oliseh caught it on the half-volley and thundered a low strike just inside the post past stunned Spain keeper Andoni Zubizarreta.

Rashidi Yekini’s opener in the 1994 AFCON final:

Thought by many as the Super Eagles’ deadliest striker, Rashidi “The Bull” Yekini broke the deadlock in the 1994 AFCON final against Zambia.

The game was at draw, a tense affair, but Yekini rose to the occasion. With a powerful header from a set piece, he volleyed the ball into the back of the net, sending Naija fans into jubilation and breaking Zambia’s heart.

Amokachi Versus Argentina (1994 World Cup):

The 1994 World Cup was a tournament of Nigerian brilliance, and that particular Super Eagles team has been hailed as the best of all time. In a second-round clash against Argentina, Daniel Amokachi produced a moment of individual brilliance.

Picking the ball up deep in his own half, he embarked on a mazy run leaving the Argentine defenders bewildered. Argentine defenders in his wake. Rounding up goalkeeper Luis Islas, Amokachi calmly slotted the ball home, securing this famous Nigerian victory.

Finidi George’s seals the win against Greece (1994 World Cup):

Nigeria looked confident going into the game against Greece to move past the group stages. In what turned out to be the most iconic celebration of the tournament, George slipped past defenders to receive a cross from Amuneke and notch the ball just above the Greek stopper.

Sealing the win, George went on to perform his legendary urinating dog post-goal celebration.

Nwankwo Kanu’s finisher Against Brazil in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics:

Nigeria made headlines in 1996 as the first African team to win an Olympic gold medal. Kanu scored two goals against Brazil – a dramatic late equalizer that made it 3-3.

It was Kanu’s last effort however that proved his mastery of the ball. Kanu received a throw-in from Jay Jay Okocha right inside the penalty area. With his back to the keeper, Kanu casually flicked the ball up, deceived the Brazilian keeper, and nutmegged a defender, firing in the “Golden Goal”. That secured a 4-3 victory for the Super Eagles.

Jay-Jay Okocha’s free-kick masterpiece against Cameroon (2000 AFCON):

Jay-Jay Okocha is known for the spectacular, and nothing showcased his masterclass than in the 2000 AFCON semis against arch-rivals Cameroon. Okocha stepped up to a stunning free-kick just outside the box, sending the ball curling away from the wall and dipping viciously towards the far corner.

Cameroonian goalkeeper, Carlos Kameni, could only watch in despair as the ball nestled into the net, while Naija fans went into a frenzy.

Samson Siasia’s audacious chip against Algeria (1984 AFCON):

Samson Siasia remains one of Nigeria’s most prolific strikers. Aster AFCON glory in 1994, the Super Eagles went to USA for the FIFA ’94 World Cup.

In the opening group match against Greece, Siasia scored the opening goal with a powerful volley to give confidence to the Nigerians for the rest of the match. The Super Eagles eventually won the match 3-0.

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Wrapping Up

These nine goals are just but a glimpse of how truly talented and consistent the Super Eagles are. While not all these goals resulted in victories, the players who wrote themselves in the history books shone with each goal attempt.

From the sheer, raw power of Amokachi, to the audacious dribbling of Kanu and blazing shots of Okocha, this has been your top 9 Super Eagles goals. See you on the next one!

Here’s a very polarizing topic – who are the best footballers Nigeria has ever produced? At least the top 10. Nigeria is a nation that has never lacked footballing talent whether nationally or at the grassroots. Some of the most electrifying players of the beautiful game have come from Nigeria, going on to play top flight football for the best teams worldwide.

With the Super Eagles reaching the African Cup of Nations 243(AFCON 234) final but being overcome by hosts Ivory Coast, maybe it’s a good time to revisit the topic of the best ever Nigerian football players. Let’s dive into our list of ten best Nigerian players ever!

10: Enyeama Vincent

Vincent Enyeama’s was a shot-stopper worth every grain of his salt. He had remarkable reflexes and excellent leadership that made him top not just in Nigeria but Africa as a whole.

Enyeama holds the record for most clean sheets for the national team and led them to the 2013 AFCON title. His club career flourished in France with Lille, where he won the league title in 2011.

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9: John Obi Mikel

John Obi Mikel, was the anchor of the Super Eagle’s midfield for over a decade in the mid-2000s. Call him a work horse, Mikel could run around wingers and defenders, win tackles, distribute balls and control the tempo of the game.

Besides tact and awareness, Mikel was also a great leader on-and-off pitch, and captained the Nigerian Olympic squad in the 2010s. Besides the Super Eagles, he also had a great club career with Chelsea, winning numerous domestic and international titles.

8: Yobo Joseph

Joseph Yobo remains one of Nigeria’s most capped players, at 101 caps, playing between 2001-2014. He might not have been a prolific goal scorer, but his leadership, resilience, and defensive prowess earned him a place amongst the greats.

Besides the national team, Yobo also played for popular football clubs from top leagues from around the world. These include Marseille, Saint-Étienne, Everton, Fenerbahçe, and Norwich City.

7: Oliseh Sunday

The midfield general was known for his tough tackling, thunderous shot, and exceptional leadership. Oliseh was a key member of the golden generation of the 1990s, and captained the Super Eagles His expertise as a free kick specialist made his skill set even more impressive.

His leadership qualities were exemplified during his tenure as captain of the Nigerian national team in the 90s and Nigeria’s 1994 AFCON triumph. Oliseh was the heartbeat of the Super Eagles during that golden era. Oliseh featured in 63 international matches and scored three goals for Nigeria. He also played at the football World Cups of 1994 and 1998 and the 1996 Olympic games, where Nigeria claimed the gold medal in football.

 6: Keshi Stephen

The “Big Boss” Stephen Keshi has achieved legendary status both as a player and coach in Nigerian football. As a player, Keshi captained the Nigerian national team to victory in the 1994 AFCON. As a central defender, he marshaled Nigeria’s backline with authority.

After football greatness as a player, Keshi’s genius as a coach was showcased when he marshaled the Super Eagles to AFCON glory in 2013. Regarded as one of Nigeria’s best ever footballers, Keshi died on the 7th of June, 2016.

 5: Ikpeba Victor

Victor Ikpeba played as a forward for both his country and club sides while his career lasted. He played 31 international matches and scored seven goals for his home country, Nigeria. Ikpeba was a fast, versatile, and opportunistic forward who was capable of playing as a striker or winger. He was also known for his ability to score from any position on the football pitch.

He was named African Footballer of the Year in 1997.

4: Rashidi Yekini

Rashidi Yekini etched his name in Nigerian football history as the country’s all-time leading goal scorer. A powerful striker with a lethal instinct in front of goal, Yekini became a household name during his prolific career, capped as Nigeria’s all-time leading goal scorer with 37 goals.

Until his death, Rashidi Yekini played for top football clubs from around the world. These include Olympiakos, Sporting Gijón, FC Zürich, etc. He was named African Footballer of the Year in 1993.

3: Amuneke Emmanuel

Amuneke, nicknamed The Bulldozer for his powerful runs and direct style of play, was a key component of Nigeria’s 90s golden generation. With his skillful dribbling, blistering pace, and clinical finishing, he became a fan favorite during his playing days.

His crowning moment came in the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations final, where his two goals secured victory for Nigeria against Zambia. He also scored the winning goal against Argentina in the Olympic gold medal match two years later. He was also named African Footballer of the Year in 1994.

2: Jay-Jay Okocha

Austin Jay-Jay Okocha remains one of Nigeria’s most celebrated footballers, bridging the gap between the old and new generations who have either seen him as a player or pundit. Okocha started his football career at Nigerian football league side known as Enugu Rangers. His illustrious career which lasted 18 years saw him mesmerize fans with his skillful displays at clubs such as Eintracht Frankfurt, Fenerbahçe, Paris Saint-Germain, and Bolton Wanderers.

Okocha masterminded Nigeria’s 1994 AFCON win and 1996 Olympic gold medal triumph. Okocha’s influence extended beyond the pitch, inspiring a generation of Nigerian football with his creativity and artistry.

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1: Kanu Nwankwo

Nwankwo Kanu, affectionately known as Papilo, is a true icon of Nigerian football. With a career spanning over two decades, and an illustrious club career included stints at Ajax, Inter Milan, and Arsenal, Kanu has seen it all. He has not only won the AFCON, but also the UEFA Champions League and Premier League, making Kanu one of the best footballers Nigeria has ever produced.

Kanu’s career achievements are highlighted by his success at both the club and international levels. He was crowned African Footballer of the Year twice, in 1996 and 1999. His performances for Nigeria, particularly in the 1996 Olympics, where he scored a memorable golden goal against Brazil, cemented his status as a national hero.

 Wrapping Up

These ten players symbolize the crown and glory that is Nigerian football. Alongside others, these ten have etched their names into the annals of Nigerian football history, as true legends of the game.

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Head coach of the senior national team of Benin Republic Gernot Rohr who led his team to an impressive 2-1 win over the senior national team of Nigeria has given his opinion on the Nigerian team, two year after he was sacked as coach of the team, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

The coach who took over the reins at Benin less than a year ago has his team firmly on course for a spot in the 2026 world cup as they are on the same points with group leaders Rwanda, unlike Nigeria who are currently 5th in the six team group.

Since his exit a total of three coaches in Austine Eguavoen, Jose Peseiro and now Finidi George have handled the team, but with less success compared to when the German was in charge.

Speaking on the Nigerian team that he coached for five years , the coach who was unceremoniously sacked in 2021 said the team hasn’t changed much since his exit, hence not much has happened by way of making them a force.

” Still a team with very good talented players with many of them coming into the team during my time as coach. Not many things have changed since I was asked to go. So you can say they have been super but it’s still a very good team”, the coach said.

” Very few teams in Africa can boast of players like the Super Eagles but you have to use the players correctly. At the AFCON they did well playing a style that didn’t bring their best to the fore. I think they are still a team with the chance to make it to the world cup”, he concluded.

Ade Emmanuel

Decorated African coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed how close he came to becoming the new coach of the senior national team of Nigeria following the exit of Jose Peseiro as coach of the team in February, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Mosimane has never hidden his desire to be the coach of the Nigerian team after his performances on the African continent and also in Saudi Arabia. He led Mamelodi Sundowns to the CAF Champions League trophy, a feat he repeated with Al Ahly of Egypt.

The one time coach of the senior national team of South Africa who recently left his role as coach of Saudi Arabia side Abha FC following their relegation has now revealed how former Nigeria international Austine Okocha pushed for him to get the Super Eagles job, before the appointment of Finidi George as the substantive coach of the team one month ago.

“Super Eagles, what a team they have,” said Mosimane, whose face lit up with excitement when talking about the quality of the West Africans.

“The calls were coming, the talks were there. Jay Jay Okocha was leading this thing and begging me,” said Mosimane on Metro FM’s Sports Night Amplified.

“There was never a deal on the table, it was just talks. This one calls and calls from the Federation. In football, the contract must be on the table and sign it. If that is not really happening, there is no deal,” he added.

“You can never deny a chance to coach Osimhen and all those guys are top talent in the world. Nigeria struggles with the system and how they play”.

The five time winner of the South Africa Premier League went further to give tips to the present coach of the team on how to get the best out of the team after a poor run in the world cup qualifiers, where they are 5th in their group, four point behind three other teams in Rwanda , South Africa and Benin Republic respectively.

“When you have many of good players, it is nearly the same like Brazil, but where is the World Cup?

“When you have too much talent and the coach doesn’t even know who to play and who to play, the coach becomes impatient that the game is not looking good, then you make changes because you’ve got somebody else on the bench,” said Mosimane about the Super Eagles who are yet to win a game in the qualifiers series.

“When you have a settled team, like France, [you know] it is Kylian Mbappe who is going to play no matter what. Ousman Dembele can dribble everybody, but Mbappe is going to play. It is not a question mark.”

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman

The future of the head coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Finidi George has been a huge topic of discussion after the team’s poor showing at the recently concluded round of games in the world cup qualifiers, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Super Eagles drew 1-1 with South Africa in Uyo before losing 1-2 to Benin Republic at their adopted home ground in Cote d’Ivoire.  The results saw them drop to 5th in their group, a whooping four points behind the three leading teams in the group Rwanda, South Africa and Benin Republic respectively.

They are also two points behind fourth placed Lesotho, and only just one point behind the bottom team Zimbabwe. Super Eagles are searching for their first win after four games.

Already the NFF are locked in a meeting with the minister for sports to review the position of the coach, who was made the substantive coach of the team following the exit of Jose Peseiro upon the expiration of his contract in February.

Awoniyi is however backing the coach to turn the fortunes of the team around calling for patience.

“We want to keep progressing and it’s good to welcome a new coach”, he told SportsBoom.

“For me, it’s always important to keep on wanting to do more. That is the way you have to be, in order to get better.”

His take in sharp contrast to that of former Super Eagles defender Sam Sodje who says the coach has shown that he doesn’t have the capabilities to move the team forward, and hence should be given the axe before it gets top late.

“It is not about Finidi George but getting what we want and yes sacking him may not be a bad idea because we need to go to the World Cup. Finidi George was good as a player and legend but he is not good enough as a coach.”

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman

The future of the head coach of the senior national team of Nigeria Finidi George has been a huge topic of discussion after the team’s poor showing at the recently concluded round of games in the world cup qualifiers, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

Super Eagles drew 1-1 with South Africa in Uyo before losing 1-2 to Benin Republic at their adopted home ground in Cote d’Ivoire.  The results saw them drop to 5th in their group, a whooping four points behind the three leading teams in the group Rwanda, South Africa and Benin Republic respectively.

They are also two points behind fourth placed Lesotho, and only just one point behind the bottom team Zimbabwe. Super Eagles are searching for their first win after four games.

Already the NFF are locked in a meeting with the minister for sports to review the position of the coach, who was made the substantive coach of the team following the exit of Jose Peseiro upon the expiration of his contract in February.

Awoniyi is however backing the coach to turn the fortunes of the team around calling for patience.

“We want to keep progressing and it’s good to welcome a new coach”, he told SportsBoom.

“For me, it’s always important to keep on wanting to do more. That is the way you have to be, in order to get better.”

His take in sharp contrast to that of former Super Eagles defender Sam Sodje who says the coach has shown that he doesn’t have the capabilities to move the team forward, and hence should be given the axe before it gets top late.

“It is not about Finidi George but getting what we want and yes sacking him may not be a bad idea because we need to go to the World Cup. Finidi George was good as a player and legend but he is not good enough as a coach.”

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman

The top hierarchy of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will later today meet with the minister for sports senator John Enoh for a review of the country’s poor performance at the recently concluded world cup qualifiers, OwnGoalNigeria.com reports.

The meeting was called by minister after the Super Eagles failed to win any of their games by drawing 1-1 to South Africa before losing 1-2 to Benin Republic. It means their qualification for the world cup is now hanging on a thread.

It has also put the position of the head coach of the team Finidi George in doubt with the NFF now looking for additional support for the newly appointed coach. Already a plan to have a foreign technical adviser who is experienced on the African continent has been proposed.

Per what we exclusively gathered, former coach of Cameroon Toni Conceição is the anointed choice and he will be the new technical adviser while Finidi will keep his job as the head coach of the team alongside his assistants.

Conceição was among the most qualified candidates who applied for the job, but the NFF decided to hand it to Finidi who was an assistant to former coach Jose Peseiro for the 20 months that he was in charge of the team. That decision hasn’t worked out.

Today’s meeting will see the NFF propose the idea to the minister for his approval in order for the coach to resume almost immediately ahead of the next round of international games, which is the AFCON qualifiers in September.

Mohammed Mowiz Suleiman