Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, has said that he was not summoned by the Nigeria Football Federation over the outcome of Nigeria’s opening match against Burkina Faso.
The ex-international however admitted that he held a meeting with his employers after the game which ended 1-1.
“I was not summoned by anybody but we had a normal meeting and nothing more,” he explained.
The Nigerian coach said that he was not in anyway ruffled with the outcome of the opening game against the Stallions.
He said: “We remain focussed.
“Our next game against Zambia is what we are planning for now.”
The Super Eagles file out again on Friday against the defending champions, Zambia.
The game is a make or break for the two countries initially tipped to book the group tickets to quarter final stage.
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