Chairman of the Nigeria Football Federation
Disciplinary Committee, Barr. Christopher Green,
has rubbished claims that he has an axe to grind
with Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi.
He also disclosed that the case before his
committee which has to do with indiscipline
involving captain Vincent Enyeama and Keshi is an
internal issue that would be treated as such,
blaming the media for blowing the matter out of
proportion.
“We have done the first case [concerning Super
Eagles Captain Vincent Enyeama]. We have sent
the first case back to the Nigeria Football
Federation. It’s an internal matter that is
happening internally. The NFF has the internal
mechanism to deal with such matters,” Green told
Goal.
“The other matter [on Keshi] is before me so I
can’t speak on it for now.
“This is not a personal matter, it is a Federation
matter. So those people saying I have an axe to
grind with Keshi doesn’t really know what they are
saying.
“What axe to grind I ask? What has he done to
me? If I have an axe to grind with him we won’t
hear it. He has not done anything wrong with me
now. So it is unfounded.
“I have not quarreled with him. I have a good
relationship with him. He is our coach and he
remains our coach and I want him to be our
coach. I am one of those who endorsed him as
our coach so what else are we saying?
“Like I told you the Vincent Enyeama issue is an
internal matter. It’s the press that is blowing the
case out of proportion,” he added.
But Goal gathered from a competent source in
the Federation that the leadership of the NFF has
soft-pedaled on the matter because of the
negative feedback coming from the public.
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