Ex-NFF President Blames Current Board for Super Eagles' World Cup Qualification Struggles
The former President of the NFF criticized the current board for mistakes that jeopardized Nigeria's World Cup qualification hopes. Nigeria sits third in Group C with 11 points, trailing Benin Republic and South Africa.
The Super Eagles face crucial matches against Lesotho and Benin Republic, needing victories and favorable results to secure an automatic ticket to the World Cup. The ex-president blamed scheduling issues and lack of rest for the team's recent performance, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning in football success.
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