Stephen Keshi Apologizes To Nigerians For All the Pains He Caused Nigeria

Stephen Keshi has apologised to Nigerians over his
protracted contract talks with the country's football
federation.
A very sober coach Keshi in an exclusive interview
with AfricanFootball.com also apologised personally
to NFF president Amaju Pinnick and entire executive
committee of the Nigeria Football Federation.
"I have used the last few weeks for a deep sober
reflections and I have realised that I have made
mistakes," he said.
I want to sincerely apologise first to Nigerians. Even
though I did it when we failed to qualify for the
AFCON. But no amount apology is too much for
Nigerians, and from the depth of my heart I am really
sorry for the pains I may have directly or indirectly
caused Nigerians.
I ask for their forgiveness because I know that once
Nigerians are behind you and support the team we
will all succeed."
He added:
"I want to personally apologise to the NFF president
Amaju Pinnick and the executive committee
members. I personally like the manner in which they
have handled things. I want to ask their forgiveness
in anyway I have erred. Like it is said, it is human to
err and divine to forgive.
Now that we have entered a new page, I want to say
that the last few years as the Eagles coach was a
learning curve for me. I have made mistakes and
those mistakes have made me better and I learnt a
lot from them.
I want to also apologise and appeal to the media.
They are my friends in the media and I need them to
succeed. I ask the media to forgive me and put the
past behind because I need them for the Eagles to
succeed."
Keshi is expected to soon sign a two-year contract
that would take him to the 2017 AFCON.


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