Enoh described the situation as “embarrassing and regrettable,” expressing his disappointment at the NFF’s failure to finalize details before announcing Labbadia’s appointment. “I quickly reached out to the NFF to ask why they announced the coach’s appointment before finalizing everything,” Enoh said in an interview with Arise TV. “Their response was that they had received a commitment from the coach.”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The Minister’s criticism highlights the NFF’s mishandling of the situation, which has led to embarrassment for Nigerian football. Augustine Eguavoen has since taken over as interim head coach, leading the team to a win and a draw in AFCON qualifiers. However, the NFF’s search for a permanent head coach is set to continue.
The failed appointment of Labbadia has raised questions about the NFF’s competence and ability to manage the national team. Enoh’s comments emphasize the need for accountability and transparency in the federation’s decision-making processes. As the Super Eagles prepare for crucial AFCON qualifiers against Libya in October, the NFF must learn from this fiasco and ensure that such mistakes are not repeated.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
