Tijani Babangida, former personal assistant to
Sunday Oliseh, divulged today that Sunday Oliseh chose to quit after he found
out the NFF had already contacted former Ivory Coast coach Havre Renard to change
him. According to Babangida, Sunday Oliseh was enraged that NFF offered to pay
Havre Renard $100,000 a month as salary while he was being owed four months
salary of N5m.
“We saw this coming. Nothing is hidden. Oliseh was reliably informed
that NFF went to talk to Herve Renard to take over the job as Super Eagles
coach. This is one of the things that violated the contract he signed when he
became coach,” Babangida said.
“He believes his employers are not supporting him to succeed; rather,
they are planning for him to fail. Especially, with the crucial game coming up
in a month’s time against Egypt for the AFCON qualifier. He feels if he is the
problem, why will he be a stumbling block? Hence, his resignation.
"He resigned so that NFF can do what they want to do. With match
bonuses owed, salaries not paid, camping allowances too. The house NFF promised
him has not even been secured for him. So, where will he stay when he comes to
Abuja? Hotel?'' ''So, many violations of his contract. No one can work like
that. NFF cannot pay Oliseh N5million but they went promising Renard $100,000.
This is sad. Why won’t he not resign?”
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