Oliseh’s appointment “came through the back door’’. Good riddance.

 

Isa Matori, the  Chairman of Wikki Tourists Football Club of Bauchi, says the resignation  of Sunday Oliseh as Chief Coach of Super Eagles is a blessing to  Nigerian football. Oliseh Oliseh  Matori told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Bauchi that  the coach should not have been employed in the first place by the  Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). 

 “I expected his resignation a long time ago, because I believe that it  was a mistake in the first place for the NFF to have appointed him to  take care of the team.  “He may have the qualifications, no doubt about it, but he does not have  the requisite experience, the exposure and courage to lead our team to  success,” he said.  “He has also been looking for a way out of it. 

You will understand this  when you look at his actions, such as when he had problems with the team  captain (Vincent Enyeama) who has dedicated so much commitment to the  nation in the area of football.  “He should have sympathised with him when he lost his mother. Even when  he (Enyeama) was able to turn up in camp, Oliseh’s reaction was bad.  “So, he has been looking for a way to leave the job, and it is a  blessing for us as far as I am concerned, because Sunday Oliseh cannot  take us anywhere,” the club chairman said.