Former coach of the Super Eagles, Sunday Oliseh, has expressed his readiness to expose the management of the Nigerian Football Federation.
The football federation has threatened to sue Oliseh for quitting his post as Super Eagles gaffer without giving any form of notice.
The coach who left his former role in controversial circumstances, however, stated that his lawyers are prepared to square up with the NFF in court.
“They said I was paid for three months (December 2015, January 2016 and February 2016) and half-year rent for July-December 2015. But we will see who is telling lies.”
“Since they are prepared to expose themselves, I will help them further. My lawyers are studying the reports, and when we meet, we shall know who breached our contractual agreements.”
Speaking further, Oliseh said his stint as coach of Nigeria’s senior national team was a ‘lesson’ while stressing that ‘change’ is needed in the administration of Nigerian football.
“My time there was a big lesson and unless a wholistic change is made in the administrative level, it will be difficult.”
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