Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh
This was confirmed on Tuesday by the NFF viaTwitter, adding that the car was delivered at the NFF Secretariat in Abuja.
“Sunday Oliseh’s Nissan Altima 2.5 SL 2015 model car has just been delivered at the NFF secretariat,” the NFF tweeted with a picture of the parked car.
The 2015 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL is valued at about N6.5m by dealers.
The PUNCH has also learnt that the coach’s official residence in Abuja is almost ready.
Oliseh’s first assignment with the Eagles is the match against Tanzania on September 5 in Dar es Salaam as part of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nation qualifiers.
The Super Eagles defeated Chad 2-0 in Kaduna in their first match played in June to place second behind the Pharaohs of Egypt in Group G. The North Africans have one goal advantage having beaten the Tanzanians 3-0 the same weekend.
Oliseh has 19 home-based professionals in camp in Abuja and has also called 18 overseas-based players, led by Eagles goalkeeper and skipper Vincent Enyeama. The team training in Abuja on Tuesday had all the home-based players in attendance with the former Nigeria captain in charge.
The NFF has also confirmed that it has finalised all arrangements with regards to the trip to Tanzania. The NFF boss, Amaju Pinnick, told The PUNCH that the flight had been paid for since early August to avoid hitches. The delegation will fly out from Abuja aboard the chartered aircraft with a return trip routed to Port Harcourt where the Eagles will play the Mena of Niger Republic in an international friendly on September 8.
The NFF officials have not stated clearly the players that will face the Nigeriens. The outlook was that the home-based players, who will be preparing for their qualifying games in the African Nations Championships, would form the bulk of the team.
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