NFF; Chris Giwa resumes

Following the ruling of the Federal High Court in Jos, Giwa resumed today at the Glass House and immediately reinstated Stephen Keshi as the Coach of the Super Eagles. It will be recalled that Amaju Pinnick was elected NFF President in Warri but that Election and Congress has since been nullify by the Court sitting in Jos. this will definitely bring FIFA hammer on Nigeria as it frowns on taking football matters to courts

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