THE unveiling of Nigeria's new national football coach the 45th in tow, to handle the national team, the Super Eagles, after the sacking of Stephen Keshi, seems a shot at a sustainable football culture by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF).
Indeed, Sunday Oliseh's presentation is like turning the page in NFF's age-long chaotic relationship with coaches. But a critical assessment of the crises and chaos that is Nigeria's football administration in the past decades makes such optimistic conclusion untenable, even deceptive.
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