Keshi said his destiny was not dependent on this job, which might be offered to him after the remaining 2 qualifiers, and might be not.
He insisted once again that the main focus now was the Saturday’s game and asked people to stop the fuss about his future.
“I don’t think it is proper to say my fate is tied to this (Nigeria) job.
My concern right now is the game against Congo, and not whether I will still be in charge of this team after the match against Congo or South Africa.
I think you all need to stop this because my destiny is not tied to Nigeria.
I came from somewhere (to take up the Nigeria job).
It is wrong to say my destiny is tied here because this country is bigger than any individual.
If I am not the Super Eagles head coach today, my life will still go on.
Also there are other places where I can go if I stopped being the coach of this country.”
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