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NFF Queries Keshi . Issues Big Boss 24 Hours Ultimatum
- Updated: March 28, 2014
The Nigeria Football Federation’s tense working relationship with coach Stephen Keshi looks set to continue.
The federation has asked Keshi to explain several incidents it is unhappy about.
Most recently Keshi did not attend Tuesday’s technical committee session with the NFF.
He has also been asked to explain going on leave without permission and so missing a reception hosted by President Jonathan Goodluck in February.
“As a responsible organisation, we have no other option than to issue you a query to explain how all these events unfolded”
“It is important we draw your attention to previous actions whereby you travel out of Nigeria without NFF’s express permission,” read the NFF letter to Keshi.
“Specifically, you travelled out of Nigeria before 13 February 2014, the day President Jonathan received the Africa Nations Championship (CHAN) team, causing us huge embarrassment.
“Your request for leave approved by the NFF was from 15 February – 10 March 2014 but you left before 13 February and returned 26 March.
“The Technical Committee meeting on 25 March was called off because you said you had flight hitches from USA.
“As a responsible organisation, we have no other option than to issue you a query to explain how all these events unfolded.”
Despite missing the Technical Committee meeting Keshi did take part in a round table discussion with Nigerian journalists in Lagos on Tuesday.
The letter, signed by NFF’s Emmanuel Ikpeme, gave the former Nigeria captain 24 hours to respond to the questions raised.
Keshi has had a stormy relationship with his employers since leading an inexperienced side to victory at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa.
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