Super Eagles’ coach, Stephen Keshi, is bound to make another history as the Group F opening game against Iran at the World Cup will be the gaffer’s 50th in charge of the African Champions.
The tie is billed for Curtiba on June 16.
Out of the lot, his team has lost a mere seven, three of them friendly matches prosecuted with home boys.
Two were at the FIFA Confederations Cup finals in Brazil.
But Keshi gives much credit to the Aminu Maigari-led Nigeria Football Federation for its support and encouragement at all times.
He said: “The NFF President, Alhaji Aminu Maigari, is a marvellous person.
“He is a great leader of men and we owe much to him and his administration as we look to dazzle the world.”
How far can Keshi and Nigeria go at the FIFA World Cup?
His answer: “We take it one match at a time.”
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