football fans to forgive the technical crew and the team for failing
to qualify for the last Nations Cup.
Speaking to Channels Television in Abuja, Mr Keshi said that his
second coming as the Head Coach of the Super Eagles would witness a
total turn around for the team and the development of Nigerian
football.
He further appealed to football loving fans to support the Super
Eagles at all times, promising an improvement in the performance of
the team.
There had been reports that the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) had
agreed a new deal with Stephen Keshi,after a meeting between his
representatives and the NFF.
Sources said that the discussion between the two parties went well
with a formal pronouncement still being expected.
Keshi's apology comes as Nigerians look forward to the qualifiers for
the 2017 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) where Nigeria is pitched in
group G along with 7-time African champions, Egypt, Tanzania and Chad.
Stephen Keshi has been managing the Nigerian National Team since 2011.
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