Amadu: Keshi’ll Sign New Deal Before Sudan Game

NFF General Secretary Musa Amadu assures Nigerians

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) General Secretary, Musa Amadu has verbalized that Stephen Keshi would sign a fresh contract to manage the Super Eagles afore the team’s Africa Nations Cup qualifiers with Sudan next month.

Nigeria will play Sudan in Omdurman in continuation of the AFCON 2015 qualifiers on Oct. 11, afore the return-leg in Abuja on Oct. 15.

Amadu verbally expressed the deal would boost the morale of the team in securing a ticket for the competition to be hosted by Morocco next year.

He dismissed insinuations that the delay in the contract was responsible for the poor result Eagles got against visiting Red Devils of Congo in Calabar and the 0-0 draw in South Africa.

“I don’t optically discern how the coach’s contract will affect the performance of the team; that the inability of the coach to ken his fate was responsible for the result is just notional theorization.

“I have no doubt that he will sign incipient contract; I ken it’s critically paramount that the coach signs his contract to secure his future and to ken precisely what is due to him.

“I am sure we will be able to sort out things afore the next two games against Sudan,” Amadu verbally expressed.

The NFF scribe however gainsaid issuing a verbalization that the forthcoming elective congress of the NFF would hold in Warri, Delta State but substantiated that the first NFF Extraordinary Congress would take place on Sept. 20.

“As far as election and the two congresses are concerned, I have made the agenda clear that the executive committee will propose to the congress a road map.

“I can substantiate to you that the first extraordinary general assembly will take place on Sept. 20 in Warri Delta State.

“On that day, as I verbally expressed earlier, the NFF board will propose a road map, leading up to the election for the congress to endorse.