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Amodu dares NFF
Amodu, who was reassigned to the Super Eagles B team, asked for, and received permission to proceed on compassionate leave in late February, but has yet to report for duty since then and NFF President, Sani Lulu Abdullahi said on Wednesday that the secretariat would deal with the situation.
"He was due to have resumed work at the expiration of his leave, but he has not reported for duty," Lulu said.
Lulu however, declined to go into details of what action will be taken against the coach.
"It is an administrative issue, and there are clear procedures to be followed. The secretariat is handling it and I believe they know the right thing to do."
NFF Media Officer Ademola Olajire added that Amodu was expected to resume duties just before the WAFU Cup competition.
"He was expected to resume and report to James Peters, and most likely would have been directed to oversee the competition from the stands and provide a full technical report to the Technical Department.” Share
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