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NFF to appoint Haruna Ilerika, Paul Aigbogun as U-17, U-20 coaches


  • Sanity finally prevails as NFF set to appoints Haruna Ilerika, Paul Aigbogun to stable the ship


Fresh from the lips of a top source in the glasshouse, the decision every Nigerian has been waiting for is finally here.

Paul Aigbogun

The moment of reckoning seem close as the Nigeria football federation look set to take one decision that will gladden the hearts of millions of football fans who are eagerly looking forward to the confirmation of two key appointments that could reposition Nigeria football going forward.

In Haruna Ilerika, they have found a vibrant young coach to pilot the affairs of the Golden Eaglets while Paul Aigbogun comes in with a bag full of experience and guts to return the flying eagles to where they truly belong.

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