Obiku said that Keshi’s wealth of experience will stand him in good stead to progress beyond the first round of the world cup.
“I think we are going to try to do our best, we have a very good coach who it took a long time before Nigerians could trust him to take over the job because he has always been assistance. He’s gone to Togo to prove himself, did well in Mali before becoming the national team coach and also winning the African cup in South Africa. I think he will do well to go past the first round of the world cup.”
