The Board of the Nigeria Football Federation has given the Technical Committee of the Association a marching order to find another foreign coach of the Super Eagles.
This followed the failure of Frenchman, Paul Le Guen, to take up the offer of coaching the Super Eagles.
The Board, which met on Wednesday, gave the Technical Committee, headed by Barrister Chris Green, a seven-day ultimatum to find a replacement for Le Guen.
The Board, led by its President, Amaju Pinnick, it was learnt, must find a foreign coach based on the agreement with sponsors.
The sponsors, it was learnt, do not want to settle for a local coach.
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