Super Eagles Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, has apologised to his employers, the Nigeria Football Federation aftermath of the face off between the two parties.
The big boss, who spoke during an interview session with South Africa-based Supersports, said the two parties have resolved their differences and were ready to work harmoniously.
Keshi said: “After all the troubles, it is time for us to move forward if I offend anybody, I am sorry.
“There are two people in the NFF exco that have been difficult but I don’t have any problem with the rest.”
Hours after leading Nigeria to her third Africa Cup of Nations title, Keshi stunned the nation when he announced his resignation.
The former captain of the national team cited unhealthy working relationship with the NFF as reason for his decision.
He was however persuaded by the Minister of Sports, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, to rescind his decision.
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