Akpoborie condemns Keshi's appointment.

Former Super Eagles player Jonathan Akpoborie has expressed that the reappointment of Stephen Keshi as the coach of the national team is not a good move for Nigerian football.

Keshi signed a two year contact with the Nigerian Football Federation on Tuesday to see him return as the head coach of the Eagles.

According to Akpoborie in an interview with Brila Fm, the former Mali coach has not improved and he foresees dark days for the national team with keshi as coach.

Meanwhile, Vice-chairman of the federation stated that adequate support will be given to Keshi upon his new appointment.

Nigeria Super Eagles need a European Coach, says Apkoborie

Former Eagles striker Jonathan Akpoborie, is one of many Nigerians who aired their views on the poor performance of the Super Eagles as the team lost 0-1 to the Cranes of Uganda in Uyo on Wednesday evening.

Simply put, the former Wolfsburg forward stated that indigenous coach cannot handle the Super Eagles but may have their way at the age grade level.

''The Ugandans were not as talented as out footballers but they were well organized; they knew well what they had to do and they had a game plan and that’s why they won the game'', - he told Brila FM.

''Nigeria played like street boys; we played without a plan. We need an European coach; I know many people have been clamoring for our indigenous coaches but we just don’t have it

''Maybe out coaches at the youth level can do very well but at the senior level right now, we can’t. It is very clear right now but if anybody says otherwise, then they don’t understand football.''