"The news of the death of the Technical Director of the Nigeria Football Federation and former coach of the Super Eagles, Amodu Shaibu, in his sleep last night shocks our Nation."
Coming just four days after the death of former player and coach, Stephen Keshi, Nigeria has lost yet another dedicated public servant who worked tirelessly to bring honor to our country. He led the national team to two World Cup Tournaments and answered the call to serve as National Coach on a number of occasions.
In deed his life was dedicated to finding and grooming some of Nigeria’s best soccer talents and providing them the leadership and guidance that enabled them to excel.
Amodu Shaibu's work as National Coach of Nigeria’s national team brough gladness to the nation and fulfillment to many. His legacy is secured in the memories of Nigerians who will forever recall the exploits his teams recorded across the African continent and around the world.
His dutiful service spanned many years and our country is grateful for his selflessness and immense contributions. Though the nation is pained at his death, we take solace in the joyful memories he left behind.
On behalf of the people and government of Nigeria, I wish to express our sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Amodu Shaibu on this loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
We pray for God's consolation".Prof. Yemi Osinbajo,
SAN Vice President
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
May his soul rip
ReplyDeleteHe was being owed by his employers..... NFF and Edo state government.He struggled to fend and died of frustration says the family.
ReplyDeleteSad indeed. May the souls of the dead rest on peace
ReplyDeleteMay his soul continue to rest in peace
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He really tried for Nigeria football.
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May his soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteour spare president you fail to mention that he died out of frustration and APC government have fail to pay him his allowances and his salary since assumption of your government.
ReplyDeleteour spare president you fail to mention that he died out of frustration and APC government have fail to pay him his allowances and his salary since assumption of your government.
ReplyDeleteNice one!Recognising the excellence of our heroes past.May Almighty Allah grant his soul eternal rest in Al jannah firdaus.
ReplyDeleteMay his soul continue to rest in peace. Linda observe!
ReplyDeleteRIP to him
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The football house is full of evil people...I pray that nothing will happen to our brother Pinnick.They almost killed Sunday Oliseh if not the intervention of God he has to resigned immediately...May their Souls rest in peace...
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