Augustine Eguavoen has stepped down as the interim coach of the Super Eagles, bringing an end to his brief stint in charge of the national team.
Eguavoen, who is also the technical director of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), was appointed on a temporary basis to lead the team in two 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Benin Republic and Rwanda.
According to sources, Eguavoen’s mandate was limited to the two games, and he has now decided to step aside. His decision comes after the Super Eagles failed to win either of the two games, drawing 0-0 with Rwanda on Tuesday.
Eguavoen’s departure leaves the Super Eagles without a head coach once again, and the NFF will now have to begin the search for a new substantive coach.
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The NFF had attempted to hire a foreign coach earlier this year, but the move was unsuccessful.
Eguavoen was brought in as a temporary solution, but his departure now leaves the team in limbo.
