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Technical Director of the Nigeria Football Federation, Austin Eguavoen, has refuted claims that he is stepping down as the interim coach of the Super Eagles following the recent 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Benin Republic and Rwanda.
Eguavoen was appointed to manage the team for these matches after the NFF failed to secure German coach Bruno Labbadia due to what they cited as stringent German tax laws.
A statement announcing Eguavoen’s appointment noted, “Coach Augustine Eguavoen will now take charge of the Super Eagles for the upcoming 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Benin Republic (Uyo, September 7) and Rwanda (Kigali, September 10).”
The 59-year-old led Nigeria to a solid 3-0 victory over Benin Republic in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, last Saturday, but the team was held to a goalless draw by Rwanda on Tuesday.
Following the draw in Kigali, reports emerged suggesting that Eguavoen had stepped down. However, Eguavoen has denied these reports and confirmed his continued role ahead of next month’s AFCON qualifiers against Libya.
“It’s unfortunate that false information is being spread. At this time, we don’t need negative stories,” Eguavoen stated upon arriving at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja.
“I only mentioned discussing the situation with the NFF after these games to plan for the future. I was concerned to see that story. What’s being reported isn’t accurate. I’m still in charge as the Technical Director of the NFF and responsible for leading the Super Eagles,” he added



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I think Eguavoen should step down for the sake of the teams performance. New blood might bring fresh energy.
Eguavoen has experience and loyalty to the team. Lets give him a chance to turn things around.
I bet Eguavoen is just playing mind games to mess with the media. Cant trust these coaches!
I think Eguavoen should step down. Its time for fresh blood and new strategies to revamp the team.
I think Eguavoen should step down if he cant deliver results. Time for fresh blood! Lets shake things up!
I think Eguavoen should step down and give someone else a chance. The Super Eagles need fresh energy!
I dont buy it! Eguavoens denial seems fishy. Whats really going on behind the scenes? Lets get to the bottom of this!
I dont buy it! Eguavoen should step down and make way for fresh blood. Super Eagles need a new direction.
I think Eguavoen should step down to give new talent a chance. Its time for fresh blood and ideas. #AFCONQualifiers
I dont buy Eguavoens denial. It feels fishy. Whats really going on behind the scenes? Soing smells off.
I dont buy Eguavoens denial. Seems fishy to me. Whats really going on behind the scenes? Curious to know more.
I dont buy Eguavoens denial. The Super Eagles need a fresh start. What do you all think? Time for a ce?
Do you think Eguavoens denial of stepping down is a sign of ility or a temporary fix? Curious to hear your thoughts!
Do you think Eguavoen should stay as Super Eagles coach or step down? Lets discuss his impact on the team.
I find it hard to believe Eguavoens denial. There must be more to the story. Lets dig deeper!