Ex- International Blames Former Eagles Stars For Nigeria's Football State

By Oluwayemi Omolagba

Reactions has continued to trail Nigeria's failure to secure a spot in this year's FIFA World Cup with the latest one coming from Emeka Ezeugo a former Nigerian International, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

Emeka Ezeugo, a former Nigerian International who played represented the country in the FIFA World Cup in 1994 blamed former Super Eagles Stars for helping Amaju Melvin Pinnick led administration push the country's football back to one of its dark ages.

"I blame Jay Jay Okocha, Kanu Nwankwo, Mutiu Adepoju, Peter Rufai, Alloy Agu, Samson Sia Sia, Augustine Eguavoen, Victor Ikpeba, Emmanuel Amunike, and all ex footballers who collected appointments and positions from Amaju Pinnick led NFF," he said.

 "They are all part of the problems, they are the one that have killed Nigerian Football," he added. 

This is coming following the disappointing performance of the Super Eagles of Nigeria against the Black Stars of Ghana in Abuja where they failed to pick the ticket for the biggest footballing showpiece in the world.